Pinchot

[ pin-shoh ]

noun

1. Gifford, 1863–1946, U.S. political leader, forester, and teacher.

Example Sentences

Pinchot had written to Burnham, “I have talked with a good many men about the plan and no one has developed any weak points yet.”

From The Daily Beast

It is not necessary for me to formally introduce him; you know him as the best friend of our forests—Gifford Pinchot.

From Project Gutenberg

"Yes, I see that," said the first, "and that they found Pinchot has stolen a million acres of public land" (laughter).

From Project Gutenberg

I want to endorse what Mr Pinchot said this morning in behalf of the work which the women have done for Conservation.

From Project Gutenberg

Forester Pinchot desires that all the information that can be gained be communicated to him for the proposed article.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Pinchot rapidly gathered about him a force of expert assistants.

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