- André
Chaumeix (6 June 1874, Chamalières, Puy-de-Dôme – 23
February 1955) was a
French academician, journalist, and
literary critic. He was the fourteenth...
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Chaumeix The film
received mixed reviews, with Allociné
noting an
average rating...
- 1893–1906;
Francis Charmes, 1907–1915; René Doumic, 1916–1937; André
Chaumeix, 1937–1955; Claude-Joseph Gignoux, 1955–1966; Jean Vigneau, 1966–1970;...
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Charles Buloz,
Ferdinand Brunetière,
Francis Charmes, René Doumic, and André
Chaumeix, eds.
Revue des deux mondes. Vol. 140. Au
Bureau de la
Revue des deux mondes...
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Retrieved 23
September 2021 – via ProQuest. Dard, Émile (15 July 1939).
Chaumeix, André (ed.). "Trois générations: Tayllerand, Flahaut, Morny. I." Revue...
- and
historian Georges Clemenceau, 1918–1929,
politician and
doctor André
Chaumeix, 1930–1955,
journalist and
critic Jérôme Carcopino, 1955–1970, historian...
- Buloz, Charles; Brunetière, Ferdinand; Doumic, René; Charmes, Francis;
Chaumeix, André (1873). "Revue des deux mondes". Merle, Claude. "FOURCHAULT". www...
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vouched for her: Jean Vignaud, a
critic who ran Le
Petit Parisien, and André
Chaumeix, an
academician and
director of the
Revue des Deux Mondes, who praised...
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Charles Buloz;
Ferdinand Brunetière;
Francis Charmes; René Doumic; André
Chaumeix, eds. (1897).
Revue des deux mondes. Vol. 140. Au
Bureau de la
Revue des...
- did not p**** the difference. In the fall of 1758, the
Jansenist A.J.
Chaumeix launched a long
series of
detailed attacks on both,
conjoining the two...
