Girard
[juh-rahrd]
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noun
Stephen,1750–1831, U.S. merchant, banker, and philanthropist, born in France.
a city in NE Ohio.
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Contemporary Examples of girard
Police reported that Girard warned that “martial law” would soon be imposed by the government.
Historical Examples of girard
Girard, see to it that the marauders are sent on board in irons.
Maurice Tiernay Soldier of FortuneCharles James Lever
Imagine his astonishment when Mr. Girard replied, "I should learn some trade."
Hidden TreasuresHarry A. Lewis
Girard had both enterprise and energy; it is not at all surprising that he succeeded.
Hidden TreasuresHarry A. Lewis
So Girard atoned after his death, for the mistakes of his life.
American Men of MindBurton E. Stevenson
Smith finished his task, reported to Mr. Girard, and asked for more work.
How to SucceedOrison Swett Marden