MACMAHON

Meaning of MACMAHON in English

/mannk mann awonn"/ , n.

Marie Edmé Patrice Maurice /mann rddee" ed"may pann trddees" moh rddees"/ , Count de ( Duke of Magenta ),1808-93, president of France 1873-79.

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