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	Alphonse Daudet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Alphonse Daudet (May 13, 1840 - December 17, 1897) was a French novelist.
		Alphonse Daudet was born in Nîmes, Provence, France.
		Alphonse Daudet died in Paris, France on December 16, 1897 and was interred in the Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris.
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	ALPHONSE DAUDET - LoveToKnow Article on ALPHONSE DAUDET
		Alphonse betook himself to his pen likewise, wrote poems, shortly collected into a small volume Les Amoureuses (1858), which met with a fair reception,obtained employment on the Figaro, then under Cartier de Villemessants energetic editorship, wrote two or three plays, and began to be recognized, among those interested in literature, as possessing individuality and promise.
		There was perfect intellectual harmony, and Madame Daudet herself possessed much of his literary gift; she is known by her Impressions de nature et dart (1879), LEnfance dune Parisienne (1883), and by some literary studies written under the pseudonym of Karl Steen.
		See also L. Daudet, Alphonse Daudet (1898), and biographical and critical essays b R. Sherard (1894); by A. Gerstmann (1883); by B. Diederic (1900); by A. Hermant (1903), and a bibliography by J. Brivois (1895); also The Works of Alphonse Daudet, translated by L. Ensor, H. Frith, E. Bartow (1902, etc.).
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /D/DA/DAUDET_ALPHONSE.htm (979 words)

	Alphonse Daudet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Alphonse betook himself to his pen wrote poems shortly collected into a small Les Amoureuses (1858) which met with a fair reception employment on the Figaro then under Cartier de Villemessant's energetic wrote two or three plays and began be recognized among those interested in literature possessing individuality and promise.
		Alphonse Daudet died in Paris France on December 16 1897 and was interred in the Pere Lachaise Cemetery Paris France.
		In the late 1860s when Alphonse Daudet set out to write stories about his native Provence in serial form for a newspaper, I seriously doubt that he was aware that he was going to leave a masterpiece behind.
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	AllRefer.com - Alphonse Daudet (French Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Daudet made his mark with gentle naturalistic stories and novels portraying French life both in the provinces and in Paris.
		Daudet was at once objective and personal, and his works, permeated by an engaging sense of humor, wistfulness, and subtle irony, were drawn largely from his own experience.
		His brother, Louis Marie Ernst Daudet (1837–1921), was a historian.
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	The Nabob - Biographical Note
		Alphonse, in 1856, obtained a post as usher in a school at Alais, in the Gard, where he was extremely unhappy.
		Alphonse Daudet's earliest important work, however, was "Le Petit Chose," 1868, a very pathetic autobiography of the first eighteen years of his life, over which he cast a thin veil of romance.
		Alphonse Daudet now, armed with his cahiers, his little green-backed books of notes, set out to be a great historian of French manners in the second half of the nineteenth century.
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	Alphonse Daudet
		Daudet was born in Nimes, where he spent the first eight years of his life.
		Daudet enjoyed for a few years prosperity and fame after the appearance of Fromont the Younger and Risler the Elder (1874), which won an award from the Académie Française.
		by Alphonse Victor Roche (1976); Alphonse Daudet by G.V. Dobie (1974);
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	Biographie de Alphonse Daudet
		Alphonse Daudet bénéficie d'une bourse qui lui permettra de poursuivre ses études au lycée Ampère de Lyon jusqu'en 1856.
		Alphonse Daudet rencontre Fréderic Mistral, le poète occitan qui vient de fonder le Félibrige, un mouvement littéraire qui s'est fixé comme objectif d'enrayer le déclin de la langue provençale.
		Alphonse Daudet qui est souvent malade et qui redoute la tuberculose effectue un voyage en Corse et un autre en Algérie.
	www.alalettre.com /daudet-bio.htm (805 words)

	The Nabob Alphonse Daudet
		Daudet is one of these few; indeed, he is almost if not quite the only European writer who has of late achieved such a triumph, for Tolstoi has stern critics as well as steadfast devotees, and has won most of his disciples as moralist and reformer.
		Daudet seems to have introduced them--De Gery, the Joyeuse family, and the rest--as a concession to popular taste, and on this score was probably justified.
		Daudet thought /Numa/ the "least incomplete" of his works; it is certainly inclusive enough, since some critics are struck by the tragic relations subsisting between the virtuous discreet Northern wife and the peccable, expansive Southern husband, while others see in the latter the hero of a comedy of manners almost worthy of Moliere.
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	Alphonse Daudet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Alphonse Daudet (May 13, 1840 - December 17, 1897) was a FranceFrench novelist.
		In 1866, Daudet's ''Lettres de mon moulin'', written in Clamart, near Paris, and alluding to a windmill in Fontvieille, Bouches-du-RhôneFontvieille, Provence, won the attention of many readers.
		Alphonse Daudet died in Paris, France on December 16, 1897 and was interred in the Père LachaisePère Lachaise Cemetery/, Paris.
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	Alphonse Daudet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		FH was 'astonished to find that Daudet had a very high opinion of Zola'.
		Daudet also rated Flaubert higher and Turgenief lower than FH did.
		FH said "Daudet's novels were better than his criticism".
	www.oddbooks.co.uk /harris/person.php3?name=daudet_alphonse (46 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: In the Land of Pain (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Daudet's weapon in his decade long struggle with his pain were his notebooks, which were filled with precise description and irony.
		Daudet approached his pain almost as a puzzle to be solved, not as an invitation for people to feel sorry for him.
		Daudet had little use for religion: but at one point he admits that most people are not made happy by either good fortune or good health.
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	Daudet, Alphonse on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Alphonse Daudet: dictante dolore.(La doulou, suivi d'extraits du Journal de Edmond de Goncourt)(In the Land of Pain)(Reseña de libro)
		Daudet's notebooks translated into English.(In the Land of Pain, by Alphonse Daudet)
		Paternal perspectives on divorce in Alphonse Daudet's Rose et Ninette (1892).
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	Alphonse Daudet - Introduction
		Le charme de M. Alphonse Daudet, ce charme profond qui lui a valu une si haute place dans notre littérature contemporaine, vient de la saveur originale qu'il donne au moindre bout de phrase.
		Alphonse Daudet est né à Nîmes le 13 mai 1840 et est mort à Paris en 1897.
		Reconnu tardivement de son vivant par ses pairs, Alphonse Daudet aura toutefois le soutien de Zola, des frères Goncourt, et de Maupassant.
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	Alphonse Daudet - netlexikon
		Alphonse verließ nach einer bedrückenden Kindheit 1856 Lyon, wo er seine Schulzeit zum größten Teil verbracht hatte, und nahm eine Arbeit als Amtsdiener in Alès, Gard, auf, eine Stellung, die sich für ihn bald als unerträglich erwies.
		Alphonse begann ebenfalls zu schreiben, verfasste Gedichte, die er in dem schmalen Band Les Amoureuses 1858, veröffentlichte und die wohlwollend aufgenommen wurden.
		Alphonse Daudet wurde auf dem Friedhof Père Lachaise in Paris beerdigt.
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	Fromont And Risler — Volume 1 by Alphonse Daudet eBook by BookRags
		Alphonse Daudet was born in Nimes, Provence, May 13, 1840.
		He now turned from fiction to the drama, and it was not until after 1870 that he became fully conscious of his vocation as a novelist, perhaps through the trials of the siege of Paris and the humiliation of his country, which deepened his nature without souring it.
		Daudet’s genial satire, ‘Tartarin de Tarascon’, appeared in 1872; but with the Parisian romance ‘Fromont jeune et Risler aine’, crowned by the Academy (1874), he suddenly advanced into the foremost rank of French novelists; it was his first great success, or, as he puts it, “the dawn of his popularity.”
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	French Author Biography: Alphonse Daudet
		Alphonse Daudet was a novelist and short-story writer born in France.
		Alphonse Daudet, novelist and short-story writer, was born in Nimes, France.
		Daudet's first book of poetry, LES AMOUREUSES (WOMEN IN LOVE), was published when he was 18.
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	Alphonse Daudet - Freepedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Alphonse Daudet (13 mai 1840 - 16 décembre 1897), écrivain français.
		Alphonse Daudet est mort à Paris le 16 décembre 1897.
		Le moulin des Lettres de mon Moulin se situe au sud-ouest du massif des Alpilles et accueille aujourd'hui un musée Daudet.
	fr.freepedia.org /Alphonse_Daudet.html (73 words)

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	Daudet, Leon -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Daudet was the son of a silk manufacturer.
		Alphonse wrote his first poems and his first novel at age 14.
		In 1857 his parents lost all their money, and Daudet had to give up his hopes of matriculating.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article?eu=29905 (646 words)

	Actualités: Alphonse Daudet
		A la mort de Jules Goncourt, son frÃ¨re Edmond prÃ©pare un testament destinÃ© Ã Alphonse Daudet, son ami, dans le but de crÃ©er une "sociÃ©tÃ© littÃ©raire...
		Les Ã©crivains rÃ©gionalistes, notamment Alphonse Daudet, s'enthousiasment de la naÃ¯vetÃ©, la spontanÃ©itÃ© et le charme d'un roman qui glorifie la...
		L'OpÃ©ra de Montpellier exhume un ouvrage dÃ©laissÃ© de l'Italien Francisco Cilea (1866-1950), "L'ArlÃ©sienne", d'aprÃ¨s Alphonse Daudet, qui sera donnÃ© en...
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	Alphonse Daudet Collection at Bartleby.com
		Shaw, G.B. Stein, G. Stevenson, R.L. Wells, H.G. Authors > Fiction > Harvard Classics > Alphonse Daudet
		The charm of Daudet’s talent comes from its being charged to an extraordinary degree with his temperament, his feelings, his instincts, his natural qualities.
		Daudet made his mark with gentle naturalistic stories and novels portraying French life both in the provinces and in Paris.…; He was at once objective and personal, and his works, permeated by an engaging sense of humor and a subtle irony, were drawn largely from his own experience.—continue at Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition.
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	Alphonse DAUDET à Clamart, Paris et Champrosay
		Alphonse installe son cabinet de travail dans l’atelier du peintre, qui plonge sur la campagne par une grande fenêtre.
		En 1886, riche, célèbre et père pour la troisième fois, Alphonse Daudet achète au numéro 33 une belle maison entourée d’un parc de six hectares qui descend jusqu’à la Seine.
		Daudet possède une yole, l’Arlésienne, qui fait le bonheur de ses amis.
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	le MARAIS, Paris - Alphonse Daudet - Paris le Marais
		1860 : Alphonse Daudet rencontre Fréderic Mistral, le poète occitan qui vient de fonder le Félibrige, un mouvement littéraire qui s'est fixé comme objectif d'enrayer le déclin de la langue provençale.
		Le succès n'est pas au rendez vous mais Daudet obtient une reconnaissance littéraire et mondaine.
		1887 : Daudet qui était assez proche d'Emile Zola (il se voulait un romancier naturaliste) voit du fait de leurs idées esthétiques et politiques divergentes ses relations de distendre avec l'auteur des Rougon-Macquart.
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	Alphonse Daudet Biography / Biography of Alphonse Daudet Biography Biography
		The French novelist, dramatist, and short-story writer Alphonse Daudet (1840-1897) is remembered chiefly for his regionalist sketches of Provence and for his transitional role in the evolution of 19th-century theater.
		Born in Nîmes, as a child Alphonse Daudet experienced the heady delights of a sun-drenched Provence and the darkening contrasts of his family's steadily worsening financial condition.
		After a few months he was rescued by his elder brother Ernest, who brought him to Paris and generously encouraged the boy's already evident literary talents.
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	Daudet, Alphonse -- Encyclopædia Britannica
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		Novelist, dramatist, and short-story writer Alphonse Daudet was a leading figure in the 19th-century school of French naturalism.
		A leader of the conservative Royalist party in France, journalist and novelist Léon Daudet was the most outspoken and bitterly satirical political writer of his generation.
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	Alibris: Alphonse Daudet
		Alphonse Daudet (1840-1897) was a teenager when he contracted syphilis, and 25 years later he found himself victim of a highly painful spin-off from the original disease, known as tabes dorsalis.
		The Pope's mule led a happy and quiet life until the greedy goldsmith's son decided to use her in a scheme to get rich.
		He was so happy in the afternoon, after school, when the little fellow came for him and they made together the circuit of the paths, stopping at each bench to salute the occupants and to answer their kind words.
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	Metal And In the Land of Pain by Alphonse Daudet, ISBN 0375414851 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		As Julian Barnes writes in the introduction to his superb translation of Alphonse Daudet's La Doulou, the mostly forgotten writer nowadays "ate at the top literary table" during his lifetime (1840-1897).
		Yet if Daudet dined in the highest company, he was also "a member of a less enviable nineteenth-century French club: that of literary syphilitics." In the Land of Pain--notes toward a book never written--is his timelessly resonant response to the disease.
		Be my philosophy, be my science"); his impressions of the patients, himself included, and their strange life at curative baths and spas ("Russians, both men and women, go into the baths naked.
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