Statistics for occurrence #1 of “M. Bravard” in chapter 11, page 256 of Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 1:
..., Prussia, Italy, Spain, England, and even Greece.
From this he drew, perhaps justly, some strong inferences in favor of the supremacy of Paris as the literary and juridical capital of the world.
M. Bravard further observed that there were very few Frenchmen who gave any attention to foreign languages.
Feb. 21. Heard M. Duranton this morning; and I am disposed, from his lecture and appearance, to be...
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