Perronet

[ pe-raw-ne ]

noun

1. Jean Ro·dolphe [zhah, n, , r, aw-, dawlf], 1708–94, French engineer.

Example Sentences

Colonel Perronet Thompson, a liberal of the old school, was an efficient member of the League.

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While residing at Nyon Fletcher was visited by his friend and former medical adviser, William Perronet, son of the venerable Vicar of Shoreham.

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Fletcher assisted his friends by making inquiries and obtaining legal advice, and it was thought necessary that William Perronet should go over to press the claim in person.

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Early in May, 1785, Vincent Perronet, the venerable Vicar of Shoreham, died in the ninety-second year of his age.

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On Good Friday, which was not observed amongst the Calvinists of Nyon, Fletcher and Mr. Perronet crossed the lake into Savoy to hear a celebrated Capuchin preacher.

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