du Gard

/ dy ɡar /

noun

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Du Gard reports an instance in a child only three months old, and Spolinus tells of such a sweat in a child twelve years of age.

Perhaps the prevalent rage of idealism caught Du Gard in his turn, or maybe he acted out of ambition or mere vulgar hope of gain.

Du Gard kept his promise to say the truth: his paper is as unimpassioned as could well be a paper published "by authority."

Some were killed and others taken prisoners, who were hanged next day at St. Jean-du-Gard.

Du Gard's undertaking was remembered after the Commonwealth.

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