Eugène Marsan

Eugène Marsan (1882-1936) was a French author and literary critic.[1] He won the Prix Vitet from the Académie française in 1936.[2]

Eugène Marsan
Born1882
Died1936

Works

  • Marsan, Eugène (1909). Les cannes de Paul Bourget. Paris: Édition du Divan. OCLC 763221822.
  • Marsan, Eugène (1921). Amazones. Paris: Champion. OCLC 23873066.
  • Marsan, Eugène (1923). Passantes. Paris: Le Divan. OCLC 18299360.
  • Marsan, Eugène (1923). Chronique de la paix ou la vie quotidienne des Français après la guerre. Paris: Nouvelle revue française. OCLC 898768323.
  • Marsan, Eugène (1924). Les femmes de Casanova. Paris: Au Pigeonnier. OCLC 9772575.
  • Marsan, Eugène (1925). Le nouvel amour. Paris: F. Lefèvre. OCLC 19649805.
  • Marsan, Eugène (1926). Les chambres du plaisir. Paris: Nouvelle revue française. OCLC 10058538.
  • Marsan, Eugène (1926). Éloge de la paresse. Paris: Hachette. OCLC 43863328.
  • Marsan, Eugène (1926). Savoir vivre en France et savoir s'habiller. Paris: Editions de France. OCLC 370691649.
  • Marsan, Eugène (1930). Signes de notre temps. Paris: Librairie de France. OCLC 459311498.
  • Marsan, Eugène (1935). Mussolini. Paris: Denoël et Steele. OCLC 715822126.

Further reading

  • Maurras, Charles (1925). Eugène Marsan. Lyon: Revue fédéraliste. OCLC 34110562.
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References

  1. "Eugène Marsan (1882-1936)". Bibliothèque nationale de France. Retrieved June 15, 2016.
  2. "Eugène MARSAN". Académie française. Retrieved June 15, 2016.



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