Louis-Simon Auger

Louis-Simon Auger (29 December 1772, Paris – 2 January 1829, Paris) was a French journalist, literary critic and playwright.

External links

Works by Louis-Simon Auger at Project Gutenberg
- Lettres de Mmes. de Villars, de Coulanges et de La Fayette, de Ninon de L'Enclos et de Mademoiselle Aïssé accompagnées de notices bibliographiques, de notes explicatives par Louis-Simon Auger
Works by or about Louis-Simon Auger at Internet Archive

Académie française Seat 32

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Camille Doucet (1865)
Charles Costa de Beauregard (1896)
Hippolyte Langlois (1911)
Émile Boutroux (1912)
Pierre de Nolhac (1922)
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Georges Izard (1971)
Robert Aron (1974)
Maurice Rheims (1976)
Alain Robbe-Grillet (2004)
François Weyergans (2009)

Authority control	WorldCat Identities VIAF: 66573842 LCCN: nr88006973 ISNI: 0000 0001 1662 1045 GND: 117669180 SUDOC: 034409971 BNF: cb12516826v (data) Léonore: LH/74/48

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