Lexicographical Neighbors of Interpellators
Literary usage of Interpellators
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Contemporary France by Gabriel Hanotaux (1903)
"In the possible triumph of the Radical party ; that is what, in the opinion of
the interpellators, constituted " the gravity of the situation. ..."
2. British Policy and Opinion During the Franco-Prussian War by Dora Neill Raymond (1921)
"Ixx, p. 22. 'Hansard, Parliamentary Debates, July I4th and July :8th, 1870, pp.
225 and 370. Russell and Horsman were the interpellators. ..."
3. The Inner Life of the House of Commons by William White (1904)
"... and Ministers were answering interpellators ; but few cared to listen. Indeed,
few seemed to know what was going on. But the rising of the Chancellor of ..."
4. My Second Country (France) by Robert Edward Dell (1920)
"... in his reply to the interpellators, justified the arrest on the ground that
Metivier had been the chief author of the troubles, denounced him in ..."
5. After the War: London, Paris, Rome Athens, Prague, Vienna, Budapest by Charles à Court Repington (1922)
"The 'debate in Paris was carried on yesterday by the interpellators. Briand has
not spoken yet. The debate continues. Went to see the cathedral again. ..."
6. The Status of Women in India; Or, A Hand-book for Hindu Social Reformers by Dayaran Gidumal Shahani (1889)
"... and are entitled to have at least a right of interpellation, but <nir children
want no representatives and no interpellators, for we can fully safeguard ..."
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