Adrien Viguier, (born Joseph Étienne Adrien Viguier; 20 January 1805 – 10 December 1884,Archives des Alpes Maritimes, Commune de Nice, death certificate n°2794, year 1884 (page 709/796)
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Works

*1825: ''Le Sacre de Charlemagne'', Ladvocat *1838: ''Chérubin, ou le Page de Napoléon'', comédie-vaudeville in 2 acts, by MM.

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Adrien Payn Adrien Henri Payn (Paris, 30 July 1800 – Montévrain, 3 October 1855) was a 19th-century French novelist and playwright. His plays were presented on the most important Parisian stages of the 19th-century, including the Théâtre de l'Ambigu-Comi ...

... Paris, Ambigu-comique, 10 October 1835, Marchant *1827: ''Traité de la traduction, ou L'art de traduire le latin en français'', 23 p., Édition : Paris : Brunot-Labbe
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*1842: ''Roger'', pseudonym Adrien Delaville *1844: ''Régine'', Au Comptoir des imprimeurs-unis *1844: ''Le Dernier des touristes, humour'', by Adrien Delaville, H. Souverain *1845: ''Les Deux César, comédie-vaudeville en un acte'', by M. Arvers... aris, Gymnase-Dramatique, 17 February 1845. In-4° à 2 col., 19 p.Description : Note : Rédigé avec la collaboration d'Adrien Viguier, after Vapereau. - Répertoire dramatique des auteurs contemporains, 286; Édition : Paris : l'Éditeur du Répertoire dramatique et Tresse, 1845; Auteur du texte : Félix Arvers (1806-1850) *1844: ''Épopée'', In-12, 172 p., Note : Ce titre figure dans la liste des œuvres d'A. Viguier en tête de son roman : "Roger", avec la mention : "roman de la Révolution de juillet"; Édition : Paris : au Comptoir des éditeurs réunis *1849: ''Love. Débuts. 2e édition'', Comon *1851: ''Aperçus littéraires'', by Adrien Delaville, Comptoir des imprimeurs-unis *1863: ''Armelle, ou La pauvre villageoise'', pseudonym Adrien Delaville *1870: ''La légende de Jeanne d'Arc'', In-18, XXVIII-211 p., Description : Note : Reçu à correction au Théâtre-français; Édition : Paris : E. Dentu *1876: ''Napoleo epicus'',2 vol. in-18; Description : Note : Par A. Viguier, d'après sa dédicace ms. sur le deuxième ex. - La préface est datée de 1874; Édition : Paris : Vanier

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Note dans le Dictionnaire des pseudonymes de Georges d'Heylli
{{DEFAULTSORT:Viguier, Adrien 19th-century French novelists 19th-century French dramatists and playwrights French literary critics Knights of the Legion of Honour 1805 births People from Béziers 1884 deaths