CHER - Philibert AUDEBRAND (Saint-Amand-Montrond 1815 - 1906 - Lot 381

CHER - Philibert AUDEBRAND (Saint-Amand-Montrond 1815 - 1906, writer, journalist and columnist) / Important correspondence of 34 signed autograph letters, totaling 49 p in-8 and 6 p in-12, 2 envelopes enclosed, from 1878 to 1900, to his compatriot Emile Aucante (1822-1909, George Sand's collaborator and later proxy for publisher Calmann-Lévy): his publications with Calmann-Lévy (proofreading, printing deadlines, distribution, etc.).), numerous titles cited ("Divorces de Paris", "Livre des vingt-et-un", "la Clé d'argent", "Napoléon", "Souvenir de la Vie littéraire", "Les Domestiques de Paris", "Michel de Bourges", etc.), his articles and columns (in the "Gazette de Paris", "l'Etoile française", the "Revue de Paris", "l'Eclair", etc.), mention of his work on the "Clé d'argent" and "la Clé d'argent".), as well as his local collaborations, notably with the "Revue du Cher", "Ah, dear friend, old witness to what has happened since 1830, what I would have to say to those of today about the Romantic Period and the origins of the Republic! one evening, in 1875, Victor Hugo said to me, "It seems you know the most about the movements and history of our School", and I believe he was right, but what can we do?"