- was completed. See Sainte-Beuve,
Causeries du
lundi (vol. xii.) and
Nouveaux Lundis (vol. iii.); G Merlet,
Causeries sur les
femmes et les
hIres (Paris...
- He
returned to
Paris in 1849 and
began his
series of
topical columns,
Causeries du
lundi ('Monday Chats') in the newspaper, Le Constitutionnel. When Louis...
- the intelligentsia.
Starting in 1890,
Bodinier began to put on matinées-
causeries.
Speakers at
these events included literary figures such as the poet Maurice...
- Nevils,
William Coleman (1934).
Miniatures of Georgetown:
Tercentennial Causeries. Washington, D.C.:
Georgetown University Press. OCLC 8224468. O'Neill...
- late captain, in a
period of
rapid changes of
government in France. In "
Causeries" (1860),
Dumas published a
short paper, "État
civil du
Comte de Monte-Cristo"...
- Paris, this
milieu was
centered on the w****ly
papers L'Anarchie and the
Causeries Po****ires (regular
discussion groups meeting in
several different locations...
- his life were
spent in
retirement at Val d’Aulnay. Sainte-Beuve, in the
Causeries du lundi, vol. 3,
gives a not too
sympathetic portrait of Latouche. See...
- who
discovered a
quantity of her
unedited letters. See Sainte-Beuve,
Causeries du lundi, vols. i. and xiv.; and the
notice by
Lescure in his edition...
-
Marquis de La Fare in 1714, 1750 and 1774. See also CA Sainte-Beuve,
Causeries du lundi, vol. i.; and
Lettres inédites (1850), with a
notice by Raymond...
-
erroneously stated as 1860 in A. Pichon's
edition of
Saint Beuve's work in "
Causeries Du
Lundi Et
Portraits Littraires" (republished in 2009 in its entirety...
