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Jules Arsène
Arnaud Claretie (3
December 1840 – 23
December 1913) was a
French literary figure and
director of the Théâtre Français. He was born at Limoges...
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Alexander was the creator, director, and host of the twin ventures.
Jules Claretie, who
wrote that ****ure
historians of the
mores of the
Belle Epoque "could...
- The Life of Mirabeau. Smith, Elder, & Co. p. 249.
Claretie, 77
Claretie, 91
Claretie, 104
Claretie, 248 Scurr, 298 Leuwers, Hervé (2018).
Camille et Lucile...
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Claretie,
critic of Le Figaro, was
amazed about his
correspondence of the
Battle of Custoza,
during the
Third Italian War of Independence.
Claretie wrote...
- Rueil-Malmaison on 5
December 1874. At the age of 19, she
married Léo
Claretie, a
writer twelve years her senior. They had two children. In 1907 she began...
- is an
opera in two acts by
Jules M****enet to a
French libretto by
Jules Claretie.
While Thérèse
remains among M****enet's lesser-known works, the
piece has...
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October 1789.
Simon Schama,
Citizens pp 467
Jules Claretie,
Ruines Et Fantômes [1][archive ↑
Jules Claretie p. 63] Sorel,
Alexandre (1862).
Stanislas Maillard...
- figures, from the
geographer Vivien de Saint-Martin to the
critic Jules Claretie,
spoke highly of
Verne and his
works in
critical and
biographical notes...
- acts by
Jules M****enet to a
French libretto by
Jules Claretie and
Henri Cain,
based on
Claretie's short story La
cigarette (1890). It was
first performed...
- the
plaster models presented in the Salon, was hostile. The
critic Jules Clarétie wrote: "These thin,
unhealthy women, with
their wasted flanks,
their elongated...
