FEMINISM. Eugénie NIBOYET (1796-1883), woman of... Lot 692
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[FEMINISM]. Eugénie NIBOYET (1796-1883), woman of letters, philanthropist and activist for women's rights, central figure of feminism in the 19th century.
8 autograph letters signed to various correspondents.
- letter of 1835 about her condemnation "even by body to pay the above mentioned bill", evoking also a letter of Marceline Desbordes-Valmore transmitting him notes on her family because "one has in the time charged me with her biography" (1835)
- to M. de Malestrie about his financial difficulties and his work as a translator
- to the publisher Jules Renouard, offering him his translation of Wulwer's last novel (1840)
- to Eugène de La Merlière, editor of the Journal du Commerce, addressing her his tragedy Agrippine (1842).
- to Madame Ganet inviting her to her house with several other friends, to hear some verses (1857)
- to a poet on his book, heading of the Journal pour toutes (1867)
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