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Women of letters - Feminism Adélaïde Filleul, known as Comtesse de FLAHAULT (1761-1836) - Las S.l.n.d. to M. Duhamel, lawyer. Anaïs SEGALAS (1814-1895). Feminist. - S.l. 1939, to the editor-in-chief of Paris-Journal. Sophie VENGER-LECLERC, Belgian writer. - Bored with a man of letters in Paris. Thérèse Charlotte PLESSIS de VILLETTE, later married Lord Bolingbroke, friend of Voltaire. - Las. S.l.n.d. to M. Berenger in Paris. About a shipment of gold coins to a correspondent in Prague, Bohemia. Mélanie WALDOR de VILLENAVE (1796-1871). Met Alexandre DUMAS père and became his mistress for a time. Helen Maria WILLIAMS, (1759-1827) English novelist and translator. Born in Paris on June 17, 1815, to a correspondent in Montauban. Philippine de SIVRY (Madame de VANNOZ (1775-1851). Writer and poet. - Las Nancy February 23, 1817. To M. Michaud, printer in Paris. Caroline REMY, known as SEVERINE (1855-1929). Writer and journalist. - Mas " Séverine " : '' Plaisirs champêtres '' S.l.n.d. 11 leaves in different formats, abundantly corrected and featuring collages. Expert: Mario MORDENTE
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