Millerand
[meel-rahn]
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noun
A·le·xan·dre [a-lek-sahn-druh] /a lɛkˈsɑ̃ drə/, 1859–1943, president of France 1920–24.
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After the expulsion of Millerand, the two parties united in 1905 at Rouen.
Socialism and Democracy in EuropeSamuel P. Orth
The congress was composed largely of friends of Millerand and Jaurès.
Socialism and Democracy in EuropeSamuel P. Orth
The Socialists made it plain that Millerand's procedure was not Socialism.
Socialism and Democracy in EuropeSamuel P. Orth
The Millerand episode left a deep impression on the public mind.
Socialism and Democracy in EuropeSamuel P. Orth
Millerand's activity had taken the fear out of their hearts.
Socialism and Democracy in EuropeSamuel P. Orth