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Bertin may refer to
Persons:- St. Bertin (c. 615–c. 709) was a saint and abbot of Saint-Omer
- Alexis Bertin (born 1980) is a professional footballer
- Claude Bertin (died 1705) was a French sculptor
- Edouard François Bertin (1797–1871), son of Louis-François, was a French painter
- Françoise Bertin (born 1925), French actress
- Frantz Bertin aka Bertin (born 1983) is a Haitian football
- Guy Bertin (born 1954) is a former Grand Prix motorcycle road racer from France
- Jacques Bertin (1918–2010) was a French cartographer
- Joanne Bertin (born 1953) is an American science fiction/fantasy novelist
- Jean Bertin (1917 – 1975) was a French scientist, engineer and inventor ( aérotrain )
- Louise-Angélique Bertin (1805–1877), daughter of Louis-François, was a French composer and poet
- Louis-Émile Bertin (1840–1924) was a French naval engineer
- Louis-François Bertin (1766–1841) was a French journalist
- Louis-François Bertin de Vaux (1771–1842), brother of the above
- Manu Bertin (born 1963) is French pioneers of the sport of Kite surfing
- Marie-Jeanne Rose Bertin (1747–1813) was the French milliner and modist to Queen Marie Antoinette
- René-Joseph-Hyacinthe Bertin (1757–1828) was a French anatomist known for his pioneer work in cardiology
- Ryan Bertin (born 1981) is an American amateur wrestler
- Teddy Bertin (born 1969) is a French footballer
- Théodore-Pierre Bertin (1751–1819) is the French author of fifty-odd works on various subjects
- Willy Bertin (b. 1944), Italian ski mountaineer and biathlete
- Yvon Bertin (1953) is a former French professional road bicycle racer
- Cycles Bertin, a French bicycle manufacturer
- Grupo Bertin, a Brazilian food industry
- French cruiser Émile Bertin
- Annals of St Bertin
- Abbey of Saint Bertin
- Pierre Bertin (disambiguation)
Usage examples of "bertin".
In his own mind he had already decided that he would wait until Madame la Comtesse came out of the concierge's lodge, and that he would follow her and apprehend her somewhere out in the open streets, rather than here where her friend Bertin might prove to be a stalwart as well as a desperate man, ready with a pistol, whilst he— Tournefort—was unarmed.
Tournefort had not meant to make himself unpleasant inside the house, or to have a quarrel just yet with the traitor Bertin, whoever he was.
There was a man named Bertin, and a woman he called 'Madame le Comtesse,' and I saw that some devilish royalist plot is being hatched here, and that you, Grosjean, will suffer for it if you try and shield those aristos.
She outlived the horrors of the Revolution and speaks in her memoirs of the man Bertin.
In the meantime Derues, through his bustling and ubiquitous friend Bertin, took good care that the story of Mme.
Derues hastened home filled with wrath, and took counsel with his friend Bertin.
Camoïn, Bertin and Rebecqui, the worst agitators and usurpers, rule there without control.
Rebecqui and Bertin, appointed delegates in connection with matters in Arles, have themselves empowered to call for defensive troops.
On the 29th of April, 1792, Rebecqui and Bertin, the vanquishers of Arles, enter Avignon[53] along with a cortége, at the head of which are from thirty to forty of the principal murderers whom the Legislative Assembly itself had ordered to be recommitted to prison, Duprat, Mainvielle, Toumal, Mende, then Jourdan in the uniform of a commanding general crowned with laurel and seated on a white horse, and, lastly, the dames Duprat, Mainvielle and Tournal, in dashing style, standing on a sort of triumphal chariot.
Lookit the horseboy, he din't like what you said" "Awwww," Bertin chimed in.
There was a dress maker at the French court called Mademoiselle Bertin, who became ridiculously pretentious because the Queen allowed the woman to dress her hair in private.