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M. Millet began by describing Tunis and its surroundings, the strictly religious Mohammedan inhabitants of which naturally resented, he said, the intrusion of Christians, so that it was only after a hard struggle that the French established themselves there. Once established, they gradually won the good will of the Mohammedans...
Before retiring to private life in 1900, M. Millet was prominently connected with the French government. In 1885 he was appointed Minister to servia; from 1889 to 1894 he occupied a similar post 'in Sweden, and in 1895 he was sent as Resident General to Tunis, where he remained until...
M. Millot has held a number of prominent government offices in France. Between the years 1885 and 1900 he was successively. Minister to Servia, and to Sweden, and President General at Tunis. In 1900 he retired to private life with the title of ambassador. For ten years M. Millet has...
1891. John Tunis, d. in Milbrook, N. Y., 18 Aug, 1896.
It is very important that the few men left should sit for their class pictures before Wednesday, June 17, if they wish them placed in the class album. This notice is final. The following men must sit before that day: J. D. R. Baldwin, J. H. Barnes, R. P. Burkitt...