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la période 1810 à 1830, mais surtout les années 1825 et 1826. L'année 1826 représente une correspondance presque journalière comme novembre et décembre 1825. Cette correspondance est parfois très intime, Madame de Genlis appelle d'ailleurs M. de
Montesquiou : "Mon cher Anatole", elle est aussi très en relation avec les idées et les choses du temps. Elle parle beaucoup de magnétisme, de religion, d'éducation bien sûr mais aussi de personnages tels que Voltaire, Talma ou Madame Récamier. Chaque lettre est généralement signée et comporte une à deux pages in-4 avec adresse. On trouve dans l'année 1820 un petit manuscrit de 30 pages intitulé "Cantique des fleurs" fait pour Pulchérie, sa fille(1830). La correspondance d’Anatole de Montesquiou à Madame de Genlis est , elle, conservée aux Archives Nationales.
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the sphere of female action is restricted to the domestic sphere and therefore their education remains limited; for Genlis, education represents a step forward for her emancipation but on the other hand she submits first to the will of her mother and then of her husband. The success of this novel was
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in 1760 and one of his fellow prisoners was
Charles-Alexis Brûlart, Comte de Genlis (1737–1793), whom he introduced to his daughter after their release. After Pierre died in 1763, his sister married de Genlis at midnight on 8 November 1763; as a younger son, his title 'Comte' was complimentary and
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noted, "The Duc de
Chartres found her charming, told her this, and was quickly listened to, for Madame de Genlis, to avoid the scandal of coquetry, always yielded easily." Although their affair was short-lived, in 1777 he appointed her governess to his daughters, who were joined by two 'adopted'
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Hermine Syms. This was in line with her theory of educating her pupils with children of different nationalities to better learn foreign languages; the household already contained English and Italian servants. Although it has often been suggested Pamela was the product of her
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as a type of "preceptive fiction." Anna
Barbauld admired Genlis's "system of education, the whole of which is given in action" with "infinite ingenuity in the various illustrative incidents." Clara Reeve described Genlis's educational program as "the most perfect of any" in
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her heroine suggests her governess would raise her own daughter the better for having practised upon her, "like La
Baronne d'Almane on La Countesse d'Ostalis in Madame de Genlis' Adelaide and Theodore". Modern critics claim other themes addressed by Genlis appear in both
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was familiar with her works, although she returned the novel 'Alphonsine' to the
Lending Library, claiming it "did not do. We were disgusted in twenty pages, as, independent of a bad translation, it has indelicacies which disgrace a pen hitherto so pure". However, in
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later wrote: "In spite of the strictness which she preached and the morality which she professed in her writing, one always meets in her later novels something of the easiness of her earlier morals; one always finds in them love affairs and illegitimate children."
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Genlis, Manuel du voyageur ou
Recueil de dialogues, de lettres, etc. ; suivi d'un Itinéraire raisonné à l'usage des françois en Allemagne et des allemands en France / par Madame de Genlis ; avec la trad. allemande par S. H. Catel.
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For her husband's amusement, Madame de
Montesson set up their own theatre, for which she and Madame de Genlis wrote plays, the parts being taken by their children. Audiences numbered as many as 500 aristocrats and writers, including
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of the 18th century.' She survived long enough to see her former pupil, Louis Philippe, become king in 1830. The vast majority of her works are now little read but provide interesting historical background, especially
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relationship with Chartres, this has been challenged by recent scholarship. In 1781, Chartres took the then unusual step of putting her in charge of his sons' education, which led to the resignation of their existing
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Genlis, Observations critiques pour servir à l'histoire de la littérature française du XIXe siècle ou Réponse de Mme de Genlis à Messieurs T. et M. et sur les critiques de son dernier ouvrage..., Paris: Maradan,
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Genlis, Dictionnaire critique et raisonné des étiquettes de la cour, des usages du monde, des amusements, des modes, des moeurs, etc... depuis la mort de Louis XIII jusqu'à nos jours, Paris: Mongie, 1818
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Genlis, Les petits émigrés, ou Correspondance de quelques enfans: ouvrage fait pour servir à l'éducation de la jeunesse, Paris & Hamburg, 1798; 7e ed., Paris: Lecointe et Durey, 1825, 2v (@ Gallica)
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Genlis, Epître à l'asile que j'aurai, suivie de deux fables, du chant d'une jeune sauvage, de l'épître à Henriette Sercey et des réflexions d'un ami des talens et des arts, par Mme de Genlis, Hambourg,
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Genlis, Tales of the Castle, tr., Thomas Holcroft, 4th ed., 5v, London: Robinson, 1793 (NYPL *ZAN) "The Solitary Family of Normandy ; The Two Reputations; Daphnis and Panrose; The Palace of Truth"
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Genlis, De l'influence des femmes sur la littérature française comme protectrices des Lettres ou comme auteurs: Précis de l'histoire des femmes françaises les plus célèbres, Paris: Maradan, 1811
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Genlis, The Unpublished correspondence of Mme de Genlis and Margaret Chinnery and related documents in the Chinnery family papers, Oxford: Voltaire Foundation, SVEC 2003:02), ed., Denise Yim.
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and singing by Ferdinando Pellegrini. She also learned to play the harp, a skill which later in Paris she used to support them. Pierre César was captured by the English while returning from
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Genlis, Les Monuments religieux, ou description critique et détaillée des monuments religieux, tableaux, statues, qui se trouvent actuellement en Europe..., Paris: Maradan, 1805
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Genlis, La religion considérée comme l'unique base du bonheur et de la véritable philosophie, nouvelle (4e) ed., augmentée de quelques notes, Paris: Maradan, 1816
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Genlis, Leçons d'une gouvernante à ses élèves, ou Fragmens d'un journal qui a été fait pour l'éducation des enfans de Monsieur d'Orléans, Paris: Onfroy, 1791, 2v
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and had three children; Caroline (1765-1786), Pulchérie (1767-1847) and Casimir (1768-1773). It is possible that she also had one or more secret offspring; as
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Genlis, Essais sur l'education des hommes, et particulièrement des princes par les femmes, pour servir de supplément aux Lettres sur l'Education, Paris, 1782
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Genlis, La Philosophie chrétienne, ou extraits tirés des ouvrages de Mme de Genlis terminés par plusieurs chapitres nouveaux (par Demonceaux), Paris, 1802
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Genlis, La religion considérée comme l'unique base du bonheur et de la véritable philosophie, Paris: Imprimerie polytype, 1787; Paris, 1787; Paris, 1790
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Genlis, Les tableaux de M. le comte de Forbin, ou la mort de Pline l'Ancien et Inès de Castro, Paris: Maradan, 1817 (Ines de Castro, Paris, 1826, 1985
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region. Her parents were Pierre César du Crest (1711-1763), later Marquis de Saint Aubin, and Marie Françoise Félicité Mauget de Mézières (1717-1790).
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and Roman Catholicism, concepts often associated with the French by the British, who appreciated her innovative educational methods, particularly her
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Genlis, Le siège de La Rochelle ou le Malheur de la conscience, Paris: Nicolle, 1807; : Maradan, 1818 (as opera, with Inchbald, Drury Lane, 1835
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Ruwe, Donelle. "The British Reception of Genlis’s Adèle et Théodore, Preceptive Fiction and the Professionalization of Handmade Literacies."
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Genlis, The Affecting History of the Duchess of C, (from Adèle et Théodore, v2) NY: Borradaile, 1823; Poughkeepsie, 1809; NY: Duyckinck, 1814
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Genlis, Les Annales de la vertu, ou Cours d'histoire à l'usage des jeunes personnes, I, Paris: Lambert et Baudoin, 1781, 2v, Paris, 1782
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Genlis, Herbier moral ou receuil des fables nouvelles et autres pièces fugitives, 2v, Hambourg: Pierre Chateauneuf, 1799; Paris, 1800
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Genlis, Réflexions sur la miséricorde de Dieu par Mme de la Vallière suivies de quelques lettres de la même..., Paris: Maradan, 1804
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Genlis, La Maison rustique pour servir à l'éducation de la jeunesse: ou, Retour en France d'une famille émigrée, 3v, Paris, 1810
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Schaneman, Judith Clark. "Rewriting Adèle et Théodore: Intertextual Connections Between Madame de Genlis and Ann Radcliffe."
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Genlis, Prières ou Manuel de piété proposé à tous les fidèles et particulièrement aux maisons d'Education, Paris: Maradan, 1821
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Genlis, The traveller's companion; containing dialogues and models of letters... In six languages... , Paris: Barrois, 1810
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Madame de Maintenon and the Literary Personality of Madame de Genlis: Creating Fictional, Historical, and Narrative Virtue
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She began an affair with Chartres almost immediately, their love letters being published in 1904 by Gaston Maugras as
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Genlis, L'Etude du coeur humain, suivi des cinq premières semaines d'un journal écrit sur les Pyrénées, Paris, 1805
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was published in 1802, along with a number of other novels. Her government pension was discontinued after the 1814
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Genlis, La duchesse de la Vallière, 2v, Paris: Maradan, 1804; 10e ed., 2v, Paris: Maradan, 1818; Paris, 1889, 1983
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Genlis, Arabesques mythologiques, ou Les attributs de toutes les divinités de la fable, 2v, Paris: Barrois, 1810
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Genlis, Sainclair, ou la victime des sciences et des arts, Paris: Maradan, 1808; London: Colburn, 1808; NY, 1813
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Genlis, Le Comte de Corke ou la séduction sans artifice, suivie de six nouvelles, 2v, Paris: Maradan, 1805, 1819
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Genlis, L'Epouse impertinente par air, suivie du Mari corrupteur et de La femme philosophe, Paris: Maradan, 1804
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Genlis, Mademoiselle de Clermont, Nouvelle historique, Paris: Maradan, An 10-1802; Paris, 1827, 1844, 1880, 1892
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married." Austen's nieces Anna and Caroline also drew inspiration for their own writings from Madame de Genlis.
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Her husband Charles-Alexis Brûlart, Comte de Genlis (1737-1793); executed with her former lover Philippe in 1793
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in 1773, although barred from using the title 'Duchess of Orléans.' With her support, Stéphanie-Félicité became
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British women writers of the late eighteenth century were particularly inspired by Genlis's novel of education
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In 1785, Chartres succeeded as duc d'Orléans; her brother Charles-Louis Ducrest became his secretary. When the
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Genlis, Les parvenus ou les aventures de Julien Delmours, 3v, Paris: C. Baecker, 1819; Lecointe et Durey, 1824
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Genlis, Les bergères de Madian, ou La jeunesse de Moïse, Poème en prose, Paris: Galignani, 1812; Maradan, 1821
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Genlis, Les Mères rivales, ou la calomnie, 3v, Berlin: T. de la Garde, 1800; Paris, 1801; Paris: Maradan, 1819
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Genlis, Discours sur la suppression des couvens de religieuses et l'éducation publique des femmes, Paris, 1791
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faction and were executed in 1793 with many of their political colleagues. Stéphanie-Félicité and her pupil
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Genlis, Madame de Maintenon, pour servir de suite à l'histoire de Mlle de La Vallière, Paris: Maradan, 1806
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314:(1738-1806), was also known for her beauty and intelligence, later becoming a playwright. She married the
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Genlis, La Bruyère the Less: or, Characters and manners of the children of the present age, Dublin, 1801
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In Britain, she was best known for her children's works, which many welcomed as they presented many of
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Genlis, Suite de l'examen critique de l'ouvrage intitulé: Biographie universelle, Paris: Maradan, 1812
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Her later years were occupied with literary quarrels, notably those arising from her 1822 publication
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Yim, Denise. "Madame de Genlis's Adèle et Théodore: Its Influence on an English Family's Education."
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Genlis, "Notice sur Carmontel" in Proverbes et comédies posthumes de Carmontel, Paris: Ladvocat, 1825
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Brown, Penny. "‘La femme enseignante’: Madame de Genlis and the moral and didactic tale in France,"
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Genlis, Les Veillées du château, ou Cours de morale à l'usage des enfants, 2v, Paris: Lambert, 1784
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Dow, Gillian. "Stéphanie-Félicité de Genlis and the French Historical Novel in Romantic Britain."
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Genlis, Discours moraux et politiques sur divers sujets, et particulièrement sur l'éducation, 1797
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Genlis, Les chevaliers du cygne, ou la cour de Charlemagne, 3v, Hamburg: Fauche, 1795; Paris, 1818
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without being in a rage. It is really too bad! – Not allowing them to be happy together when they
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Caroline-Stéphanie-Félicité du Crest de Saint-Aubin was born on 25 April 1746 at Champcéry near
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The Wild Girl, Natural Man, and the Monster: Dangerous Experiments in the Age of Enlightenment
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Genlis, Manuel de la jeune femme: Guide complet de la maîtresse de maison, Paris: Béchet, 1829
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Genlis, Le club des dames, ou le retour de Descartes, comédie en un acte en prose, Paris, 1784
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Plagnol, Marie-Emmanuelle. "Le théâtre de Mme de Genlis. Une morale chrétienne sécularisée."
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Genlis, Leçons, ou traité élémentaire de dessein..., Leipzig: J.C. Hinrichs, 1805 (Princeton)
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Genlis, Les Voeux téméraires ou l'enthousiasme, 2v, Hambourg: Pierre Chateauneuf, 1798, 1799
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Genlis, Petrarch and Laura, translated from the French, Sir Richard Phillips & Co 1820.
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Genlis, Examen critique de l'ouvrage intitulé: Biographie universelle, Paris: Maradan, 1811
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Genlis, Pièces tirées de l'Ecriture Sainte par Mme de G., Genève, 1787 (from Old Testament)
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Genlis, Nouveaux Contes moraux et Nouvelles historiques, 3v, Paris: Maradan, 1802; 1815–19
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Genlis, Les Athées conséquents ou Mémoires du commandeur de Linanges, Paris: Trouvé, 1824
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Genlis, Catéchisme critique et moral de l'abbé Flévier de Reval (Feller), 2v, Paris, 1820
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Genlis, Inès de Castro, Toulouse: Ombres, coll. "Petite bibliotheque Ombres", 1995, 160 p
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Genlis, Nouvelle méthode d'enseignement pour la première jeunesse, Paris: Maradan, 1801
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Since Charles-Alexis' own parents were dead, they went to live with his godfather, the
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Genlis, Mademoiselle de Lafayette ou le siècle de Louis XIII, 2v, Paris: Maradan, 1813
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Genlis, La Feuille des gens du Monde ou le Journal imaginaire, Paris: Eymery, 1813
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Genlis, Le dernier voyage de Nelgis ou Mémoires d'un vieillard, Paris: Roux, 1828
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claims she anticipated many modern methods of teaching; history was taught using
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Genlis, Les Soupers de la Maréchale de Luxembourg, 2e ed., Paris: Roux, 1828, 3v
824:(1794), an epistolary work loosely based on Genlis's novel. Adelaide O'Keeffe's
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Women Apologists for Religion: Madame De Genlis and Madame Leprince de Beaumont
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Genlis, Lettres de Madame de Genlis à son fils adoptif, in Minerva, Paris, 1903
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Genlis, Les jeux champêtres des Enfants: Contes de fées, Paris: Marc, nd (1821)
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Genlis, Lessons of a Governess, London: Robinson, 1792 (Princeton LB 575 G4 A6)
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Genlis, Mémoires de Madame de Genlis (en un volume), Paris: Firmin-Didot, 1878
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Genlis, Les souvenirs de Félicie L., Paris: Maradan, 1804; Firmin-Didot, 1882
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Genlis, The Knights of the Swan, tr., Beresford, 2v, Dublin: Wogan etc., 1797
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Genlis, Palmyre et Flaminie, ou, Le Secret, 2e ed., 2v, Paris: Maradan, 1821
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Genlis, Le duc de Lauzun, Paris, repr., London: H. Colburn, 1805 (Princeton)
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Genlis, Etude du coeur humain, d'après Barbier, Paris: Maradan, An XIII 1805
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Genlis, Discours sur l'éducation de Monsieur le Dauphin, Paris: Onfroy, 1790
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Genlis, Etrennes politiques pour 1828. Lettre au duc d'Orléans, Paris, 1828
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Genlis, Les dimanches, ou journal de la jeunesse, Paris, 1dec1815-15fev1817
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Genlis, Les Prisonniers, contenant six nouvelles..., Paris: Bertrand, 1824
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Genlis, Pétrarque et Laure, 2v, Paris: Ladvocat, 1819; 3e ed., Paris: 1825
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Genlis, Les voyages poétiques d'Eugène et d'Antonine, Paris: Maradan, 1818
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Genlis, Projet d'une école rurale pour l'éducation des filles, Paris, 1801
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Genlis, Tales of the Castle, London, 1785 (Princeton PQ 1985 G5xV413 1785)
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Genlis, Le petit La Bruyère, Hambourg: Fauche, 1799; Paris: Maradan, 1801
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Genlis, Almanach de la jeunesse en vers et en prose, Paris: Giroux, 1819
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gave her a small pension but she relied on the income from her writing.
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Genlis, Madame de Genlis et la Grande-Duchesse Elisa, Paris: Paul, 1912
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Genlis, Mémoires de la marquise de Bonchamps sur la Vendée, Paris, 1823
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Genlis, Jeanne de France: Nouvelle historique, 2v, Paris: Maradan, 1816
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Genlis, Réflexions d'un ami des talens et des arts, Paris, an VII, 1798
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Genlis?, Deux réputations, attaque contre les philosophes, Paris?, 1784
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Genlis, Bélisaire, Paris: Maradan, 1808; London, 1808; Baltimore, 1810
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Genlis, Théresina ou l'Enfant de la Providence, Paris: Ladvocat, 1826
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Genlis, Six nouvelles morales et religieuses, Paris: Janet, nd (1821)
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Her father's debts forced him to sell their home in 1757 and move to
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Genlis, Alphonsine, ou La tendresse maternelle, Paris: Maradan, 1819
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Genlis, Alphonsine, ou La tendresse maternelle, Paris: Maradan, 1806
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Genlis, Nouvelles heures à l'usage des enfants, Paris: Maradan, 1801
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Genlis, Sainclair, or the victim to the arts and sciences, NY, 1813
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Genlis, La botanique historique et littéraire, Paris: Maradan, 1810
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Genlis, Suite des souvenirs de Félicie (etc.), Paris: Maradan, 1807
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Genlis, Le La Bruyère des domestiques, 2v, Paris: Thiercelin, 1828
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Genlis, Abrégé des Mémoires du marquis de Dangeau, Paris, 1817, 4v
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Genlis, Contes moraux, Paris: Libraires associés, 1785 (@ Gallica)
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Genlis, Zuma, ou la découverte du quinquina, Paris: Maradan, 1817
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Genlis, Tales from the castle, London, 1798; Brattleborough, 1813
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Genlis, Discours sur l'éducation publique du peuple, Paris, 1791
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Christian Apologetics in France: The Roots of Romantic Religion
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Genlis, Stéphanie-Félicité du Crest de Saint-Aubin, Comtesse de
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Genlis, ed., Voltaire, Le Siècle de Louis XIV, 3v, Paris?, 1820
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Genlis, Athénaïs, ou le chateau de Coppet en 1807, Paris, 1832
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Genlis, Theatre of Education, tr., 3v, London: T. Cadell, 1783
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Charles-Alexis Brûlart, Comte de Genlis (1763; separated 1782)
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Genlis, Eugène and Lolotte, a tale for children, Boston, 1828
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Genlis, Esprit de Mme de Genlis (par Demonceaux), Paris, 1806
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1252:Genlis, Les Bat(t)uécas, 2v, Paris: Maradan, 1816
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1438:. Mary Immaculate College, Limerick. p. 13.
1032:Genlis, The child of nature (play), London, 1788
996:Genlis, Adèle and Théodore, London: Cadell, 1788
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1979:Félicité de Genlis: Motherhood in the Margins
1939:. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2002.
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1882:Dobson, Austin (1895). "Madame de Genlis".
1925:. Paris: Librairie académique Perrin, 1985
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2016:, v6, Paris/Rome: Memini |year=1996.
1981:. University of Delaware Press, 1995
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1992:, 7:4(July, 1995), p. 351-372.
1957:. Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press.
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1898:Madame de Genlis: A Biography
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