Bonnet, Charles

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 69
( bon'nai,) a Swi naturalist, B. at Geneva, 17:20. His studies were chiefly directed to the consideration of the conditions of insect life. D. 1793. Bonne table, ( bonn'tab -el,) a town of France, dep. Sarthe, on the Dive, 16 m. N.E. of Le Mans. Manj. Cottons. Pop. 5,451. Bonnet Carré, ( bon'na - car - ra ',) in Louisiana , a post village, cap. of St. John Baptist par., on the Mi i ippi, 45 m. above New Orleans. Bon'neted, a. Wearing a bonnet. ( Fort .) Having the protection of a bonnet. Bonneval, CLAUDE ALEXANDRE, COMTE DE, (bon'ne-val,) a French military adventurer, who, after serving in the army and navy of his own country, transferred his allegiance to Austria, and subsequently became a Mu ulman. In Turkey he attained high distinction; and under the title of Achmet Pasha , introduced European tactics, and taught the Turks the management of artillery. B. 1675; D. in Turkey, 1747
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