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Paul de FLEURY (Vieux-Ruffec, Charente 1839-1923), archivist paleographer, archivist of Haute-Marne, Loir-et-Cher and especially of Charente (1877-1900), he published numerous studies on the history of the organ, sigillography, the history of books and the history of art; he received the Bordin prize of the Academy of Fine Arts for his biographical dictionary of the organ builders. - 37 L.A.S. from Paul de Fleury to his family. - 47 letters addressed to him by archivists, paleographers, archaeologists, scholars: Achille de Rochambeau, parish priest of Saint-Gervais in Charente (2), Adolphe Baudoin, Maxime de Beaucorps (2), Eugène de Thiac (2), Albert de Massougnes (4 long and interesting), Louis Dorison (2), Georges Rohault de Fleury, Alfred de Lostalot, Mgr Barbier de Montaut (2, society of the Antiquaries of Normandy), Léon Palustre (9 interesting), René de Saint-Mauris (8), Jacques-Augustin Ménard, Jérôme Pichon, the paper-maker Blin (5), Gustave Babinet de Rancogne, Joseph de Laborde, abbé Touzalin, etc. - Various handwritten notebooks of Paul de Fleury including his diary of June-July 1854 (La Chaume). - 2 brochures by Paul de Fleury on the abbey of Fontevraud, one in Latin with a mailing to the bishop of Blois + folders.
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Paul de FLEURY (Vieux-Ruffec, Charente 1839-1923), archivist paleographer, archivist of Haute-Marne, Loir-et-Cher and especially of Charente (1877-1900), he published numerous studies on the history of the organ, sigillography, the history of books and the history of art; he received the Bordin prize of the Academy of Fine Arts for his biographical dictionary of the organ builders. - 37 L.A.S. from Paul de Fleury to his family. - 47 letters addressed to him by archivists, paleographers, archaeologists, scholars: Achille de Rochambeau, parish priest of Saint-Gervais in Charente (2), Adolphe Baudoin, Maxime de Beaucorps (2), Eugène de Thiac (2), Albert de Massougnes (4 long and interesting), Louis Dorison (2), Georges Rohault de Fleury, Alfred de Lostalot, Mgr Barbier de Montaut (2, society of the Antiquaries of Normandy), Léon Palustre (9 interesting), René de Saint-Mauris (8), Jacques-Augustin Ménard, Jérôme Pichon, the paper-maker Blin (5), Gustave Babinet de Rancogne, Joseph de Laborde, abbé Touzalin, etc. - Various handwritten notebooks of Paul de Fleury including his diary of June-July 1854 (La Chaume). - 2 brochures by Paul de Fleury on the abbey of Fontevraud, one in Latin with a mailing to the bishop of Blois + folders.
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