Jusserand

[ zhysuh-rahn ]

noun

1. Jean (A·dri·en An·toine) Jules [zhah, n, , a, -d, r, ee-, ahn, ahn-, twan, zh, y, l], 1855–1932, French diplomat, historian, and essayist.

Example Sentences

There is a breeziness and hilarity, a gay irresponsibility and abandon, about M. Jusserand which is perfectly delightful.

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It certainly indicates that M. Jusserand is not very familiar with the Confessio Amantis.

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If M. Jusserand would throw aside the manuals and turn to the original, he would probably see reason to modify his verdict.

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M. Jusserand tells us in a delightful book how one of Louis xiv.

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"If it holds out one chance in a hundred of lessening the length of the war, we should entertain it," said Ambassador Jusserand.

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