Les Français considéraient, bien sûr, l'homme au sens générique du terme, l'homme, la femme bien sûr, l'être universel qui détient un certain nombre de droits fondamentaux que lui procure son appartenance à un univers dont les frontières ne comptent pas.
The French understood “man” in the generic sense, including “woman” of course, as a universal being with a certain number of fundamental rights to which he was entitled as a member of a universe where borders were of no importance.