- 1791, 2 vol. in-12)
Paris justifié
contre M. Mounier, par M.
Louvet de
Couvrai, Paris, Bailly, 1789, in-8°, 54
pages La Fin des
amours du
chevalier de...
- and
burials was
taken away from the church. On 29 October,
Louvet de
Couvrai attacked Robespierre. He
accused him of
governing the
Paris "Conseil Général"...
-
libretto by Hugo von Hofmannsthal. It is
loosely adapted from
Louvet de
Couvrai's novel Les
amours du
chevalier de
Faublas and Molière's
comedy Monsieur...
-
execution of his wife. A very few escaped,
including Jean-Baptiste
Louvet de
Couvrai,
whose Mémoires give a
detailed picture of the
sufferings of the fugitives...
- Jean
Marie Barbaroux, Jean-Baptiste
Salle and Jean-Baptiste
Louvet de
Couvrai to the Gironde,
where they were
sheltered by a
wigmaker in
Saint Emilion...
-
Claude Fournier (called the American), Hérault de Séc****es and
Louvet de
Couvrai.
These large collections of do****ents were a
fraction of his output. He...
- the Girondins,
spoke of a
systematically planned conspiracy.
Louvet de
Couvrai who
published his
speech was no
longer admitted to the
Jacobin Club. The...
-
French priest and
theologian (d. 1780) 1760 – Jean-Baptiste
Louvet de
Couvrai,
French author, playwright, journalist, and
politician (d. 1797) 1771 –...
- Faublas [fr] (1787–1790) by the
revolutionary Jean-Baptiste
Louvet de
Couvrai,
whose work was the
source of the Lodoïska
libretto set by
Luigi Cherubini...
-
German poet and
story writer (died 1826) June 12 – Jean-Baptiste
Louvet de
Couvrai,
French novelist,
playwright and
diplomat (died 1797)
August 28 – István...
