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DAUDET Alphonse (1840-1897)
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DAUDET Alphonse (1840-1897)
13 L.A.S. and 9 L.S. "Alphonse Daudet" or "Alph. Daudet", Champrosay and Paris 1882 - 1896 and n.d.| the signed letters are written by his secretary Jules Ebner| 1 page in-8 or in-12 each, an envelope.
To Philippe GILLE (10 letters). March 20, 1882, about the book La robe du moine, and its details about the fathers Hyacinthe and Didon. December 1889, recommending the book of MISTRAL, with La Communion des Saints and
Le tambour d'Arcole : "It is an admirable lyrical book". He recommends books, among which that of his brother-in-law Léon Allard: "I find it exquisite", and Une coquine, "interesting, studied and dramatic"... He asks him to point out the new edition of Les Rois en exil, and recommends Pics et vallées by his friend Raoul Lafagette| he has moved to the rue de Bellechasse.
He explains to him how to come by boat to Champrosay... [February 1891], on the marriage of his son Léon to Jeanne Hugo, giving the names of the witnesses: "Science and literature, the weapons of my boy"...
To Gaston CALMETTE (8 letters), 1887 - 1896. He announces his departure for
Lamalou and seeks an article on Sapho| in favor of southerners settled in New Caledonia| he promises to write "a moving morning at Charcot's"| he requests an article on the Goncourt sale of 18th century drawings, and asks to announce a performance of
L'Arlésienne...
Other letters are addressed to F. de Rodays (on Le trésor d'Arlatan), to Adolphe Brisson (on his brother-in-law Léon Allard), to Sextius Michel, president of the Félibres de Paris (regretting that his state of health does not allow him to preside over the Provençal festivities in Sceaux), etc.
2 autograph manuscripts signed by his wife Julia are attached
DAUDET: "Fragments de mon Journal de guerre", March 24, 1918 (4 p. in-4), and answers to a questionnaire (plus a visiting card).
13 L.A.S. and 9 L.S. "Alphonse Daudet" or "Alph. Daudet", Champrosay and Paris 1882 - 1896 and n.d.| the signed letters are written by his secretary Jules Ebner| 1 page in-8 or in-12 each, an envelope.
To Philippe GILLE (10 letters). March 20, 1882, about the book La robe du moine, and its details about the fathers Hyacinthe and Didon. December 1889, recommending the book of MISTRAL, with La Communion des Saints and
Le tambour d'Arcole : "It is an admirable lyrical book". He recommends books, among which that of his brother-in-law Léon Allard: "I find it exquisite", and Une coquine, "interesting, studied and dramatic"... He asks him to point out the new edition of Les Rois en exil, and recommends Pics et vallées by his friend Raoul Lafagette| he has moved to the rue de Bellechasse.
He explains to him how to come by boat to Champrosay... [February 1891], on the marriage of his son Léon to Jeanne Hugo, giving the names of the witnesses: "Science and literature, the weapons of my boy"...
To Gaston CALMETTE (8 letters), 1887 - 1896. He announces his departure for
Lamalou and seeks an article on Sapho| in favor of southerners settled in New Caledonia| he promises to write "a moving morning at Charcot's"| he requests an article on the Goncourt sale of 18th century drawings, and asks to announce a performance of
L'Arlésienne...
Other letters are addressed to F. de Rodays (on Le trésor d'Arlatan), to Adolphe Brisson (on his brother-in-law Léon Allard), to Sextius Michel, president of the Félibres de Paris (regretting that his state of health does not allow him to preside over the Provençal festivities in Sceaux), etc.
2 autograph manuscripts signed by his wife Julia are attached
DAUDET: "Fragments de mon Journal de guerre", March 24, 1918 (4 p. in-4), and answers to a questionnaire (plus a visiting card).