Jules Troubat
Jules Simon Troubat (1836–1914) was a French littérateur, born in Montpellier. He was the last secretary of Sainte-Beuve, one of his testamentary executors, and his legatee. He published a number of posthumous works of Sainte-Beuve, such as his Correspondance, an unfinished monograph on Proudhon, and three volumes of articles originally contributed to the Premiers lundis.
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Jules Troubat
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- 1836 · Montpellier.
- Died
- 1914 · Paris.
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- France
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- editor · journalist · poet · librarian · writer
- Honours
- Knight of the Legion of Honour
- Languages
- French
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Also worked under the name Hérand. Born at Montpellier in 1836, died in Paris in 1914.
The recorded working language is French. Residence is recorded at rue d'Odessa. Employment is recorded with Charles-Augustin Sainte-Beuve, Michel Lévy Frères and Édouard Dentu. Distinctions recorded are Knight of the Legion of Honour.
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- 1.Jules Troubat. La Petite Presse. 3. 1914-06-07. 2557-1931 lire en.
- 2.Jules Troubat. Le Temps (quotidien français, 1861-1942). 19328. 4. 1914-06-06. lire en.
- 3.Paul Ginisty. Les Secrétaires. Le Petit Parisien. 13736. 1. 1914-06-08. lire en.
- 4.Nécrologie. L'Écho de France. 10890. 4. 1914-06-06. 2496-9710 lire en.
- 5.Ceux qui s’en vont. Lien Wikidata. 21. 1029. 3. 1914-06-07. 2139-9700 lire en.
- 6.La Mort de Jules Troubat. Excelsior (journal). 7. 1299. 3. 1914-06-06. lire en.
- 7.Jules Lermina. Bavardage. L'Aurore (journal français, 1897-1914). 6030. 1. 1914-06-07. 1255-9792 lire en.
- 8.Amours d’antan. Le Cri de Paris. 18. 907. 10. 1914-06-14. 2418-9332 lire en.
- 9.Jean Ernest-Charles. Les Échos de Paris. Les Annales politiques et littéraires. 32. 1616. 502. 1914-06-14. 1149-4034 lire en.
- 10.Mort de M. Jules Troubat. Le Réveil de l’Oise lien. 361. 2. 1914-06-12. 3001-8226 lire en.
- 11.Mort de Jules Troubat. Paris-Midi. 4. 1217. 2. 1914-06-06. 1256-0413 lire en.
- 12.Charles Joliet. Les Pseudonymes du jour. Édouard Dentu. 1884.
- 13.Le Bon Jules Troubat. Le Bonnet rouge. 2. 92. 3. 1914-06-07. 1150-0859 lire en.
- 14.Nécrologie. La Liberté (Paris). 49. 17620. 4. 1914-06-06. 1256-0286 lire en.
- 15.Lucien Rocha. Jules Troubat est mort. Comœdia (journal). 8. 439. 3. 1914-06-06. 1247-6757 lire en.
- 16.A. B. Jules Troubat. Le Figaro. 156. 3. 1914-06-05. 0182-5852 lire en.
- 17.À propos de Jules Troubat. L'Homme libre. 2. 399. 1-2. 1914-06-07. 1256-0170 lire en.
- 18.Obsèques de M. Jules Troubat. La Presse (France). 7974. 1. 1914-06-08. lire en.
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