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Les chartreux : poëme, et autres pieces fugitives

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BN and BM attribute to C.-F. de Rivarol; Cioranescu and NUC pre-1956 attribute to Antoine de Rivarol. Barbier specifies surname onlyNot in Martin & Walter. Révolution françaiseBNBMCioranescu, A. 18. s.NUC pre-1956Barbier, A.A. Ouvrages anonymes
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  1. Love Poetry, French
  2. Nuns

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