Mistral était-il carliste?

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Réf. 72161

~~€ 80.00~~

€ 64.00

CAMDESSUS (Alfred)

Bayonne. - Imprimerie du Courrier. - 1932.

Format : In-8.
Number of volumes : 1 volume.
Binding : Paperback.
Collation : 52 pp.

Soft cream cover printed in colours by R. GAHOU. Unstained pages. Browned paper. Contents decorated with black and white facsimiles out of the text.

Copy enriched with an AUTOGRAPHIC SENDING from the author: "To my young colleague and friend Pierre Espil who celebrated the Virgin of Fatima and the Basque François-Xavier with the soul and the flame of a "prince of [...] the sublime", I offer a simple essay which is a bit dated... Isn't Mistral's thought still relevant? In very cordial sympathy".

Foreword by Alfred CAMDESSUS. Letter-Preface by Louis BERTRAND, of the French Academy. Work dedicated : To Latin, to the félibre Mario Roustan.

A small study on a figure of provincial literature - Frédéric Mistral - and his possible affinities with the Carlist camp, a political camp under the spotlight during the Carlist War that took place in the 19th century.

In good condition.

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