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Isabelle Morel

Isabelle Morel (née de Gélieu, 9 July 1779 - 18 October 1834) was a French-speaking Swiss writer, translator and woman of letters who was most notable for her novel Louise et Albert.

Also recorded as Isabelle de Gélieu

Isabelle Morel

Isabelle Morel geb. de Gélieu

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Name
Isabelle Morel-Gélieu
Birth Name
Isabelle de Gélieu
Birthplace
Colombier, Lignières, Principality of Neuchâtel
Died
18 October 1834
Place of death
Corgémont
Occupation
Writer and translator
Born
1779 · Lignières.
Nationality
Switzerland
Languages
French · German · English

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Isabelle Morel (née de Gélieu, 9 July 1779 - 18 October 1834) was a French-speaking Swiss writer, translator and woman of letters who was most notable for her novel Louise et Albert.

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