human
No man was ever so clear [as Macaulay] from the vice of thrusting in foreign words into an English sentence. One sees this in such small matters as the accurate way in which he uses foreign titles. He speaks, for instance, of the 'Duke of Maine,' the 'Count of Avaux,' while in other writers one sees the vulgarism of the _Court Circular_, 'Duke de Maine,' 'Duc de Maine,'--perhaps 'Duc of Maine.'
gpt
Duc de Maine.