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Achille Essebac (29
January 1868 – 1
August 1936) was a
French writer primarily known for his
novel Dédé
about an ill-fated
homoerotic friendship between...
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Parisian society,
including some
Catholic priests and the
writer Achille Essebac. This
could be a
factor which may have
induced the
court to drop some charges...
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haunted by the
spectre of
impotence and lack of love. 1901 Dédé
Achille Essebac France Marcel T****ier, an
adult in his thirties,
tells of the astonishment...
- d’anthropologie criminelle, 1912, p. 114-16. Jean-Claude Féray
Achille Essebac,
romancier du désir 2008 - Page 138 "C'est le cas de l'avocat alsacien...
- (1868–1927) (The
Phantom of the Opera, Le Mystère de la
chambre jaune)
Achille Essebac (1868–1936)
Francis Jammes (1868–1938) Émile
Auguste Chartier a/k/a "Alain"...
- the free dictionary.
Partenza may
refer to: Partenza, a
novel by
Achille Essebac "La Partenza", a
canzonetta by
Pietro Metastasio Partenza (EP), an EP by...
