Pres. Where is that? Jean. At Galard.
Pres. What department? Jean. Galard.
Henri Monnier, Popular Scenes drawn with Pen and Ink (1825).
Hislop (John), the old carrier at Old St. Ronan’s.—Sir W. Scott, St. Ronan’s Well (time, George III.).
Histor´icus, the nom de plume of the Hon. E. Vernon Harcourt, for many years the most slashing writer in the Saturday Review, and a writer in the Times.
History (Father of). Herod´otos, the Greek historian, is so called by Cicero (B.C. 484-408).
History (Father of Ecclesiastical), Polygnotos of Thaos (fl. B. C. 463-435). The Venerable Bede is so called sometimes (672-735).
History (Father of French), Andre Duchesne (1584-1640).
Histrio-mastix, a tirade against theatrical exhibitions, by William Prynne (1632).
Ho´amen, an Indian tribe settled on a south branch of the Missouri, having Az´tlan for their imperial city. The Az´tecas conquered the tribe, deposed the queen, and seized their territory by right of conquest. When Madoc landed on the American shore, he took the part of the Hoamen, and succeeded in restoring them to their rights. The Aztecas then migrated to Mexico (twelfth century).—Southey, Madoc (1805).