Juliette Figuier

Louise Juliette Bouscaren, known as Juliette Figuier (4 February 1827, Montpellier – 6 December 1879, Paris), was a French playwright and novelist.^[1] She also published some works under the pseudonym Claire Sénart.^[2] She was the wife of Louis Figuier.^[1]

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La Femme avant le déluge (1889)
Le gardian de la Camargue (1889)
Le Premier voyage aérien (1889)
Cherchez la fraise (1889)
Le Mariage de Franklin (1889)
Le Sang du Turco (1889)
Le Jardin de Trianon (1889)
Le Presbytère (1888)
La Fraise (1878)
Les Deux carnets (1877)
Barbe d'or (1876)
La Dame aux lilas blancs (1875)
Les Pilules de M. Brancolar (1874)
Le Pied-à-terre (1874)
L'Enfant (1874)
La Parisienne (1873)
La Vie brûlée (1873)
Gutenberg (1869)
L'Italie d'après nature (1868)
Scènes et souvenirs du Languedoc. La Prédicante des Cévennes (1864)
Le Gardian de la Camargue (1862)
Les Soeurs de lait (1861)
Nouvelles languedociennes (1860)
Mos de Lavène (1859)

[1]
"Juliette Figuier (1829-1879)". data.bnf.fr. Retrieved 2020-09-29.
[2]
Heylli, Georges d' (1833-1902) Auteur du texte (1887). Dictionnaire des pseudonymes (Nouv. éd. entièrement refondue et augm.) / recueillis par Georges d'Heylli.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)

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La Femme avant le déluge (1889)
Le gardian de la Camargue (1889)
Le Premier voyage aérien (1889)
Cherchez la fraise (1889)
Le Mariage de Franklin (1889)
Le Sang du Turco (1889)
Le Jardin de Trianon (1889)
Le Presbytère (1888)
La Fraise (1878)
Les Deux carnets (1877)
Barbe d'or (1876)
La Dame aux lilas blancs (1875)
Les Pilules de M. Brancolar (1874)
Le Pied-à-terre (1874)
L'Enfant (1874)
La Parisienne (1873)
La Vie brûlée (1873)
Gutenberg (1869)
L'Italie d'après nature (1868)
Scènes et souvenirs du Languedoc. La Prédicante des Cévennes (1864)
Le Gardian de la Camargue (1862)
Les Soeurs de lait (1861)
Nouvelles languedociennes (1860)
Mos de Lavène (1859)

[1]
"Juliette Figuier (1829-1879)". data.bnf.fr. Retrieved 2020-09-29.
[2]
Heylli, Georges d' (1833-1902) Auteur du texte (1887). Dictionnaire des pseudonymes (Nouv. éd. entièrement refondue et augm.) / recueillis par Georges d'Heylli.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)

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