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[edit]Albert Tournier: Li Souleiado
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Les Félibres de Paris ;
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Li Souleiado |
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| Subtitle | Les Félibres de Paris - Poésies et documents littéraires 1879-1903 avec préface d’Albert Tournier | |||||||||||||||||||||
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L. Duc et Cie |
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Français : Li Souleiado, Les Félibres de Paris - Poésies et documents littéraires 1879-1903 avec préface d’Albert Tournier Liste des auteurs : Albert Tournier (mort en 1909), Alphonse Daudet (mort en 1897), Antonin Sarrou (mort en ?), Aristide Brun (mort en ?), Auguste Marin (mort en 1940), Baptisto Bonnet (mort en 1925), Bonofè Debais (mort en 1919), Célestin Bonnet (mort en ?), Cesar Gourdoux (mort en 1912), Charles de Tourtoulon (mort en ?), Clovis Hugues (mort en 1907), E. Marignan (mort en ?), Elie Fourès (mort en 1909), Enri Giraud (mort en 1941), Ernest Chalamel (mort en 1921), Eugène Garcin (mort en 1909), Fernand Delisle (mort en 1911), Fernand Hauser (mort en 1941), Fernand Troubat (mort en 1913), Gabriel Perrier (mort en ?), Henri Oddo (mort en 1906), Isidor Salles (mort en ?), J. Codur (mort en ?), Jacques Gardet (mort en 1901), Jean Bayol (mort en 1952), Jean Ensenyat (mort en ?), Jean-Pierre Gras (mort en ?), Joseph Loubet (mort en 1951), Jules Boissière (mort en 1897), Jules Bonnet (mort en ?), Jules Troubat (mort en 1914), Leopold Marcel (mort en ?), Leoupold Aparicio (mort en ?), Louis Brès (mort en 1917), Louis Peytral (mort en ?), Louis Roux-Servine Lucien Duc (mort en 1915), Lucien Geofroy (mort en 1889), Marquis de Villeneuve (mort en 1912), Maurice Faure (mort en 1919), Palcal Cros (mort en 1921), Paul Arène (mort en 1896), Paul Marylllis (mort en 1929), Paulin Capmal (mort en 1913), Philippe Calvo (mort en ?), Pierre Frédéric Wagner Robier ? (mort en 1900), Ravous Ginesto (mort en 1914), Sextius Michel (mort en 1906), Valère Bernard (mort en 1936) |
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| Language | French | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Publication date | 1904 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Place of publication | Paris | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Source | https://books.google.fr/books?id=44ovAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover | |||||||||||||||||||||
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