Ximénès Doudan
Ximénès Doudan, born in Douai in 1800, died in Paris on August 20, 1872, was a French journalist, literary critic, critic and moralist Biography During his youth in Paris, and after a stay in Cambrai, he became tutor at the Lycée Henri-IV, college Henri-IV, lived rue Valette, rue des Sept-Voies, and had as comrades Saint-Marc Girardin and Ustazade Silvestre de Sacy, Silvestre de Sacy. He wrote in ''La Revue française'' and in the ''Journal des Débats''. In the mid-1820s, Girardin recommended him to Abel François Villemain, who in turn introduced him to Victor de Broglie (1785-1870), Victor de Broglie.M . Fischer (1897), . Having become a close friend of Albertine de Staël-Holstein, daughter of Germaine de Staël who had married Victor de Broglie, he was appointed tutor to Louis-Alphonse (1812-1842), son of Albert de Rocca and Germaine de Staël, a child who was orphaned in 1818. Doudan became the head of the cabinet of the various ministries of the Duc de Broglie betwee ...
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