Talk:Amédée Forestier

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In some sources across the web, he is called "Sir Amedee Forestier." I notice that a lot of the sources who use that designation are American. The primary source I could find on him, a newspaper clipping from 1896, used the prefix, "Mr." to refer to him. So, does anyone know if he was knighted, and if so, in which order and when? Zemmiphobia007 (talk) 14:57, 29 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]