The Revenant Archive has recently acquired 54 issues of the rare Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique (Anecdotal, Litterary, Artistic and Bibliographic Gazette),
a journal published in the 1870s--a transitional time in the history of
the avant-garde--and aimed at cultural historians, archivists, and
others involved in Romanticist and post-Romantic cultural history. It
was edited and mostly written by Georges d'Heylli, chief archivist of
the Comédie française, and issued by his press Librairie des
Bibliophiles, which published small editions of contemporary
post-Parnassian and proto-Symbolist poetry (they were the first
publisher of Verlaine, for instance) and new editions of earlier
avant-garde and esoteric literature. (The Revenant Archive contains the
pseudonymous Monte-Naken's Rimes futiles from this press.)
Heylli encouraged his readers to become contributors, and invited 'letters to the editor' in the form of material donated from his subscribers' personal archives for reproduction in the journal. Most of the contributions were probably acquired in this way, and among his most frequent reader-contributors was Jules Claretie, one of the first active historians of avant-garde romanticism and of revolutionary movements in France, several of whose books and personal relics are included in the Revenant Archive. A number of letters and other texts from Claretie's personal archive are reproduced in the Gazette.
Published during the time when the Romanticist generation in France, including the founders of the avant-garde community, were beginning to die, this journal was an important part of a collective effort by a younger generation to preserve and share this history, which might otherwise have become altogether lost to history--a project of historiography, preservation, and research that is continued today by the Revenant project.
This collection is of very great potential value to researchers of French Romanticist and history, historiography, and bibliography; but coming hot on the heels of adding over 40 issues of Karr's Les Guêpes, these will take a while to fully process. Tables of contents and more expansive 'highlights' will be updated periodically. Here's a sneak peek at a few of the more exciting issues--See the new tab above for the full catalogue of the collection.
Names of people whose work is part of the Revenant Archive are in boldface.
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 1, No. 2: Jan. 31, 1875. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, Numbered 33-64 (31 pp.)
Highlights:
An essay on the Saint-Simonist composer Félicien David; a guide to
which avant-gardists and Romanticists are buried in which of the
Parisian cemeteries; a review of the posthumous memoirs of the
Romanticist translator and literary historian Philarète Chasles; a funny
story about the Saint-Simonist Romantic composer Félicien David, who
was reputed (wrongly) to have a camel; a short article and humorous poem
exploring (partly on the basis of Chasles' memoir) whether Victor Hugo
was slightly hump-backed; and an essay on the history of an historic
Paris neighbourhood about to be demolished for redevelopment.
Highlights: A review of the play Justice by Catulle Mendès, the founder of the avant-garde Parnasse Contemporain group, and one of Saint-Saëns' opera The Golden Tone;
a sampling from the bibliography of the personal library of the
Romanticist critic (and enemy of the Bouzingo) Jules Janin; a list of
unfinished works by Victor Hugo; a jocular list by of the leading
bibliophiles in the Romanticist & post-Romantic community, by their
rank in the imagined 'Bibliophile Army', by the Frenetic Romanticist
& avant-archivist Paul Lacroix (a.k.a. Bibliophile Jacob); a sequel to the parody of Hugo's Légende des siécles
published in issues 3-4 of the previous year; a rejoinder to a pamphlet
by the British feminist Josephine Butler denouncing the prevalence of
prostitution in Paris; a letter from the poet Joseph Autran, who had
just died, to the avant-garde historian and novelist Jules Claretie; and a letter by Napoléon III about ballooning.
Highlights: a letter reporting the suicide of Bouzingo co-founder Gérard de Nerval,
by his friend Philoxène Boyer, one of the last people to see Gérard
alive; an unpublished poem attacking financial exploitation by the
avant-writer/historian Jules Claretie, taken from a letter to the
Romantic Alfred de Vigny in 1860; an anonymous poem playing with
grammar in a way I have not yet been able to sit down and analyze; two
poetic inscriptions by Romanticist poets Jules Janin and Éduard
Fournier, inscribed in the same copy of Janin's translation of Horace; a
report on the Salon of 1877, focused not on art criticism but on
statistical comparisons of works exhibited since the end of the Third
Empire, and a list of portraits shown that year; and a reprinted,
harshly negative review of Meyerbeer's popular opera by the German
Romantic composer Robert Schumann.
Highlights: a reprinted article by socialist feminist George Sand
attacking Napoleon III; a reprinted article from an 1834 opposition
newspaper about the Royal secret police; a first-hand account of the
arrest of Adolphe Thiers (future president of the Third Republic and
brutal suppressor of the Paris Commune) during the coup d'etat of
Napoleon III--he was arrested, it turns out, at a performance of Le Barbe-bleu (Bluebeard), an
opera about a medieval serial murderer (the Revenant Archive includes
the sheet music of a dance from the opera written by the Frenetic
composer Musard); a short essay and extract from Satire de l'Enrôleur politique (Political Recruiter)--one of Hugo's
earliest poems, a satirical dialogue between a democrat and a royalist,
written when Hugo himself still supportred the King; and an article on
the nacent Free Love movement, citing American feminist Victoria
Woodhull.
Highlights: The daily diary of a performer from the first run of Hugo's Hernani,
ecording audience reaction & other details for each of the play's
first thirty-three performances, from the personal archive of
avant-garde historian Jules Claretie; a satirical anti-Romanticist song found in a newspaper from 1833, ridiculing Hernani; a note from Hugo to Sarah Bernhardt after she played in a revival of Hernani; and
an article by Zola criticizing that same play, and one in which he
attacks Dumas the younger; an essay on Romanticist satirist Ary Scheffer's revolutionary activities under the Bourbon, Orleans, and Neo-Napoleonic regimes, contributed by Jules Claretie; a review of George Sand's play François le Champi; an
account of the auction of the estate of the radical paiter Gustave
Courbet, including a portrait of the anarchist activist Joseph Proudhon;
and an extract from an anthology of 18th century documents edited by
Frenetic archivist Bibliophile Jacob.
Highlights: Three previously unpublished poems by Bouzingo co-founder Théophile Gautier,
one of them Visual Poem--an acrostic with letters facing two dimensions
and two typefaces, with lines against both both margins; and an
anecdote about one of Gautier's many refusals by the French Academy (he
was never elected), both drawn from a (then) forthcoming memoir by
Théo's daughter; and a virtuosic toast in verse by Gautier, drawn from
an unauthorized Belgian press containing unsigned erotic poems (forged,
according to Heylli) and odes to Napoleon III (which he considers
genuine) attributed to Gautier.
1876:
Heylli encouraged his readers to become contributors, and invited 'letters to the editor' in the form of material donated from his subscribers' personal archives for reproduction in the journal. Most of the contributions were probably acquired in this way, and among his most frequent reader-contributors was Jules Claretie, one of the first active historians of avant-garde romanticism and of revolutionary movements in France, several of whose books and personal relics are included in the Revenant Archive. A number of letters and other texts from Claretie's personal archive are reproduced in the Gazette.
1877:
Published during the time when the Romanticist generation in France, including the founders of the avant-garde community, were beginning to die, this journal was an important part of a collective effort by a younger generation to preserve and share this history, which might otherwise have become altogether lost to history--a project of historiography, preservation, and research that is continued today by the Revenant project.
1879:
This collection is of very great potential value to researchers of French Romanticist and history, historiography, and bibliography; but coming hot on the heels of adding over 40 issues of Karr's Les Guêpes, these will take a while to fully process. Tables of contents and more expansive 'highlights' will be updated periodically. Here's a sneak peek at a few of the more exciting issues--See the new tab above for the full catalogue of the collection.
Names of people whose work is part of the Revenant Archive are in boldface.
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 1, No. 1: Jan. 15, 1876. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, 32 pp.
Contents:
Avertissement (Founding Statement) / Mlle. Déjazet / Guéronnière /
Charles Lafitte / The Journals in 1875 / 'Le Raillement' (The Rally,
cultural-political journal) / Les Trois musquetaires (The Three
Musketeers, by Dumas & Maquet) / 'Les Danicheff' / Mme.
Arnould-Plessy (Comedienne) / Mlle. Schneider (opera singer) / Music and
Theatre in 1875 / Le captaine pianist Voyer / 'The Sentimental Voyage'
(by Sterne) and Jules Janin / Bibliography (recent publications) /
Miscellany
Highlights:
The journal's mission statement argues that the monopolisation of the
publishing industry, by crushing the small press communities and
removing publication from the hands of writers and artists themselves,
had taken over the role of censorship from the State, and promotes
self-publishing as the necessary response. Also an overview of the
previous year's new cultural and political journals, including one
called Le Raillement whose editorial team included the ex-Evadamist socialist Alphonse Esquiros; an overview of the major Parisian theaters during the previous year; a publishing history of Dumas & Maquet's Three Musketeers; an article revealing that Bohême Doyenné member Arsène Houssaye had once translated Sterne's Sentimental Voyage,
but refused to make grammatical alterations demanded by the publisher,
and that it was completed and published by Jules Janin, a nemesis of the
Bouzingo.
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 1, No. 2: Jan. 31, 1875. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, Numbered 33-64 (31 pp.)
Contents:
Anniversaire de Molière / Victor Hugo / Pils (Painter) / Le Prix de
Rome / The General Battle / Le Registre de Lagrange / Le Napoléon de M.
Seurre / Jules Janin et l'Ane mort / André Léo / Mlle. Croizette, Fechter, Arnal (Theatre reviews) / Le Bourgeois gentilhomme (Bougeois Gentleman--Theatre review) / Varia (Special Features).
Highlights: A first-hand account of Victor Hugo's daily life and schedule; an account of how Jules Janin's novel The Dead Donkey and the Guillotined Woman
set out to mock Frenetic Romanticism but ended up being ironically
championed by them. Janin became a fierce enemy of Petrus Borel and
other Frenetics.
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 1, No. 3: Feb. 15, 1876. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, numbered 65-96 (31 pp.)
Contents: Frédérick Lemaître / Le sénateur Hugo / Deux lettres de Victor Hugo / Mme. Michelet / Crevat / Sarah Bernhardt / Mafame Ceverlet
et le divorce / Adolphe Belot / Bulletin bibliographique (New
Publications by Librairie des Bibliophiles) / Feuilleton rétrospectif: Les Frères d'armes (Newspaper retrospective: Brothers in Arms)
Highlights:
A critical biography & list of roles played by Fréderick Lemaître,
one of the most influential Romanticist actors; a satirical poem about Victor Hugo's
recent election to the senate, two re-printed short notes from Hugo
c.1862, one of them attached to an anecdote about him and Garibaldi; and
an anonymous parody of Hugo, reprinted from a rare, anonymous pamphlet
that had been printed in 1865 (continued in the next issue).
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 1, No. 4: Feb. 29, 1876. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, numbered 97-128 (31 pp.)
Contents: Les Élections du 20 février / L'Etrangère (The Stranger,
by Dumas the younger) / Les Fantasiers-Oler / Le Palais de l'Élysée /
Nécrologie (Obituaries) / La vente Barye (The Barye Auction) / La
Bibliothèque nationale
Varia (Special Feature) / Bulletin Bibliographique (Recent Publications) / Feuilleton rétrospectif: Les Frères d'armes (suite) (Newspaper retrospective: Brothers in Arms (conclusion) )
Varia (Special Feature) / Bulletin Bibliographique (Recent Publications) / Feuilleton rétrospectif: Les Frères d'armes (suite) (Newspaper retrospective: Brothers in Arms (conclusion) )
Highlights:
A survey of the complex political situation in the wake of the Feb.,
1876 elections, in which Heylli explains that this journal on modern
cultural history must also preserve traces of its current context for
future researchers; reviews of a Dumas play and an opera; an
account of pieces and prices from a recent auction of the Romanticist
sculptor Barye, who had died six months earlier; a statistical analysis
of requests, registered readers & researchers at the Bibliothèque
Nationale each year from 1868-1875; and the conclusion of an anonymous
1865 parody of Hugo, the first part of which appeared in the previous issue.
Highlights:
This issue contains several obituaries of Romanticists with ties to the
first-generation avant-garde: the socialist, occultist, Evadamiste and
senator Alphonse Esquiros, who had been close to the Bouzingo group in the 1830s; the frenetic poet Eduard d'Anglemont
("With Éd. d'Anglemont passes away the last representative of the
skeletal poetry dressed in black."); and the Romanticist historian Jules
Michelet, to whom much of the issue is devoted. A series of two- or
three-sentence literary 'portraits' by Saint-Beuve of members of the Romanticist community including Gautier, Béranger, Dumas, Musset, Delphine Girardin, Hugo,
Janin, and even the murderer Lacordaire. Also a comparison of ticket
sales at each of the major Paris theatres in 1874-75, and an odd
(unsympathetic) reference to what seems to have been an unnamed musician who was performing in drag.
Highlights: An essay on the (largely unpublished) literary work by Romanticist cartoonists Daumier, Gavarni, Grévin (also a costume designer), and others; a dinner invitation c. 1833-34 from the Romanticist polyglot Charles
Nodier to Alexandre Dumas, with reference to one of the
frequent riots
and attempted insurrections of that time; extensive
biographical-critical obituaries of the cross-dressing feminist Romantic
George Sand, and of the Romanticist music publisher & organiser
Bernard Latte, and one for a prominent polka dancer named Cellarius; a
critical appreciation of the Frenetic poet d'Anglemont, whose obituary
had appeared in the previous issue; and a portion of a bill detailing
the exorbitant expenses of an Imperial Reception in 1860, d'Heylli's
introduction to which quotes Gustave Karr's early avant-garde periodical Les Guêpes, 44 volumes of which are held in the Revenant Archive.
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 1, No. 10: May 31, 1876. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, numbered 289-320 (31 pp.)
Contents:
Funérailles de Michelet (Obsequies of Michelet) / Héritage littéraire
de Michelet / Alphonse Esquiros / Eduard d'Anglemont / Petits Portraits,
par Saint-Beuve / Théâtres: Recettes et droits d'auteur (The author's
payments and copyright) / Special Features: Le Santon de Gérome /
Le Prix Thérouanne / Comment on parfait un sonnet (How one perfects a
sonnet) / Une Manie du jour (A mania of the day) / Le Lit de Mme. de P .
. . (The Bed of Mrs. P . . . ) / Femmes et Navires cuirassés (Women and
Ironclad Ships) / A Propos de porcelaines (Regarding Porcelain) /
L'Homme-Femme (The Man-Woman) / Le Préjugé du vendredi (The Prejudice
against Friday).
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 1, No. 11: June 15, 1876. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, numbered 321-352 (31 pp.)
Contents:
Académie française: Réception de J.B. Dumas / Ventes artistiques (Art
auctions) / La Comédie française: L'Anniveraire de Corneille / Thêatres:
Caricaturistes-Auteurs / L'éditeur Bernard Latte / Cellarius, ses
premières élèves (Cellarius, his first lifts [?]) / Nécrologie: George
sand , etc. (Obituaries: George Sand).
Varia (Special Features): Quelque Sultans (Some Sultans) / Le poëte d'Anglemont / Un billet de Ch. Nodier à Dumas (A Letter from Charles Nodier to Alexandre Dumas) / Rien de nouveau sous le soleil (Nothing new under the sun) / Un catalogue tentateur (A catalog seducer) / La Poésie aux banquets de Bordeaux en 1874 / La Carte à payer d'une réception officielle (Bill for an official reception).
Varia (Special Features): Quelque Sultans (Some Sultans) / Le poëte d'Anglemont / Un billet de Ch. Nodier à Dumas (A Letter from Charles Nodier to Alexandre Dumas) / Rien de nouveau sous le soleil (Nothing new under the sun) / Un catalogue tentateur (A catalog seducer) / La Poésie aux banquets de Bordeaux en 1874 / La Carte à payer d'une réception officielle (Bill for an official reception).
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 1, No. 21: Nov. 15, 1876. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, numbered 257-288 (31 pp.)
Contents:
Les Cimetières de Paris / Mémoires de Philarète Chasles / Les Trois Cas
de la quinzaine (Three cases from this fortnight): M. du Sommerard,
mlle. Rousseil, M. Pasdeloup / Thêatres: Paul Forestier, La Forza del Destino / Nécrologie (Obituaries): Mlle. Priola, Perraud, le Cardinal Antonelli.
Varia (Features): La Butte des Moulins (The Hills of Windmills) / Comment on forme un jury d'expropriation (How one forms a jury of dispossession) / Notes pantagruéliques (Pantagruelic Notes--Rabelais reference) / La Chambre aux bains froids (The Chamber of cold baths) / La Bosse de Victor Hugo (The talent/hump of Victor Hugo--untranslatable pun) / Le Chameau de Félicien David (Félicien David's camel) / L'Homme au couteau (Man with the knife) / Une Dédicace de Devert à Arnal / Un Billet de Victor Hugo (A letter of Hugo) / Ce que coûte un bidet suisse (What a Swiss bidet costs) / Le poëte Wihl / Un Wagon-imprimerie (A Printing-Wagon).
Varia (Features): La Butte des Moulins (The Hills of Windmills) / Comment on forme un jury d'expropriation (How one forms a jury of dispossession) / Notes pantagruéliques (Pantagruelic Notes--Rabelais reference) / La Chambre aux bains froids (The Chamber of cold baths) / La Bosse de Victor Hugo (The talent/hump of Victor Hugo--untranslatable pun) / Le Chameau de Félicien David (Félicien David's camel) / L'Homme au couteau (Man with the knife) / Une Dédicace de Devert à Arnal / Un Billet de Victor Hugo (A letter of Hugo) / Ce que coûte un bidet suisse (What a Swiss bidet costs) / Le poëte Wihl / Un Wagon-imprimerie (A Printing-Wagon).
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 2, No. 5: March 15, 1877. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, numbered 129-160 (31 pp.)
Contents:
Les Incidents de la quinzaine (Occurrences of the fortnight) / La Vente
Janin (The Janin Auction) / Les Livres promis de Victor Hugo (The
forthcoming books of Victor Hugo) / Alfred de Musset / Deux Billets de
Léon Gozlan (Two Letters of Gozlan) / Thêatres: Justice, le Timbre d'argent (Justice, by Catulle Mendès & The Golden Tone, by Saint-Saëns) / Nécrologie (Obituaries): Henri Nicolle, J. Autran.
Varia (Features): Un Chouan contesté (A contested Royalist) / La Voix de M. Victor Hugo / Napoléon III aérostier / Une dernière Pensée d'Autran / Mme Joséphine Butler / Le Coq observateur du dimache / L'Opéra en quatrains / Petite Gazette. Feuilleton: Méjabovar, parodie de la Légende des siécles.
Varia (Features): Un Chouan contesté (A contested Royalist) / La Voix de M. Victor Hugo / Napoléon III aérostier / Une dernière Pensée d'Autran / Mme Joséphine Butler / Le Coq observateur du dimache / L'Opéra en quatrains / Petite Gazette. Feuilleton: Méjabovar, parodie de la Légende des siécles.
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 2, No. 9: May 15, 1877. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, numbered 257-288 (31 pp.)
Contents:
Salon de 1877 / M. Saint-René-Taillandier / Lettres à une autre
inconnue / La Baronne de Feuchères / Une Poésie de Claretie / Le Prix
Cressent / Les Hugenots jugés par Schumann (judged by Robert Schumann) / Thêatres: Jean Dacier.
Varia (Features): Le Pasteur Moffat / Une Nuit de noce (A Night of Weddings) / Une École nationale de cuisine (A National School of Cooking) / Ventes Oppenheim et Sedelmeyer (Auctions) / La Morte du duc d'Orleans (Death of the Duke of Orleans) / La morte de Gérard de Nerval (Death of Nerval) / Fantasie grammaticale / La Bibliothèque de l'Épée (The Library of Swords) / Échange de quatrains / Petite Gazette.
Varia (Features): Le Pasteur Moffat / Une Nuit de noce (A Night of Weddings) / Une École nationale de cuisine (A National School of Cooking) / Ventes Oppenheim et Sedelmeyer (Auctions) / La Morte du duc d'Orleans (Death of the Duke of Orleans) / La morte de Gérard de Nerval (Death of Nerval) / Fantasie grammaticale / La Bibliothèque de l'Épée (The Library of Swords) / Échange de quatrains / Petite Gazette.
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 2, No. 21: Nov. 15, 1877. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, numbered 257-288 (31 pp.)
Contents:
La Police sous Louis-Philippe (Police Under King Louis-Philippe) /
L'Arrestation de M. Theirs (Arrest of Thiers) / Une Portrait de M.
Thiers / Napoleon III et George Sand / L'Esprit de Theodore Barrière
(The Spirit of...) / Thêatres: Rothomago, Mlle. Richard
Varia (Features): Jules Favre prophète / Le jeune poête Hugo / Ouvrez le dictionnaire / L'Aiguille de Cléopâtre (Cleopatra's needle) / Le mort saison le vif / Le Champ des Navets / Éprouvettes matrimoniales (Matrimonial Testers) /
Varia (Features): Jules Favre prophète / Le jeune poête Hugo / Ouvrez le dictionnaire / L'Aiguille de Cléopâtre (Cleopatra's needle) / Le mort saison le vif / Le Champ des Navets / Éprouvettes matrimoniales (Matrimonial Testers) /
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 2, No. 23: Dec. 15, 1877. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, numbered 321-352 (31 pp.)
Contents:
La Crise (Crisis) / A Propos d'Hernani / Dumas fils jugé par Zola
/ Le Christ a't'il été prêtre? (Was Christ a Priest?) / Ary Scheffer et
le Deux Décembre / Les Premières soirées d'Hernani / Thêatre: François le Champi (by George Sand) / Bibliographie: La Nabab (by Alphonse Daudet).
Varia (Features): Le Tombeau de Montyon / Vente Courbet (Courbet Auction) / Le Dîner d'Hernani / L'Amour des livres / Cinq vers de Lamartine / L'Arbre de Cracovie / A voleurs, voleur et demi (To thieves, thief and a half) / Les Combles / Casse-tête généalogique (Genealogical Brain-teaser) / Une Histoire de tapis (History of Carpet).
Varia (Features): Le Tombeau de Montyon / Vente Courbet (Courbet Auction) / Le Dîner d'Hernani / L'Amour des livres / Cinq vers de Lamartine / L'Arbre de Cracovie / A voleurs, voleur et demi (To thieves, thief and a half) / Les Combles / Casse-tête généalogique (Genealogical Brain-teaser) / Une Histoire de tapis (History of Carpet).
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Gazette anecdotique, littéraire, artistique et bibliographique. Year 4, No. 12: June 30, 1879. ed. Georges d'Heylli. Librairie des Bibliophiles, Paris. Paperback Duodecimo, numbered 353-384 (31 pp.)
Contents:
La Comédie française à Londres / Sarah Bernhardt et Rachel...
catholiques / Vente de faux autographes (Auction of Forged Signatures) /
Émile Zola et les Mystères de Marseille / Bibliographie: Théophile Gautier / Nécrologie le Prince d'Orange; le Prince impérial.
Varia (Features): Lettre inédite de Casimir Delavigne / La Doyenne des maréchales de France / L'acteur Vernet et Tzar Nicolas I / Chez Sarah Bernhardt / Subventions théatrales (Theatrical Subsidies) / Chateauriand et l'Académie / Errata.
Varia (Features): Lettre inédite de Casimir Delavigne / La Doyenne des maréchales de France / L'acteur Vernet et Tzar Nicolas I / Chez Sarah Bernhardt / Subventions théatrales (Theatrical Subsidies) / Chateauriand et l'Académie / Errata.
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