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Léon Bloy
Léon-Henri-Marie Bloy
French writer, poet and essayist (1846–1917).
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Place of Birth
Périgueux
Place of Death
Rue André Theuriet
Country of Citizenship
France
Date of Birth
7/11/1846
Date of Death
11/3/1917
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Short Story Writer
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Léon
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Henri
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2
Marie
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3
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Obálky Knih
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Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947)
Léon Bloy
Cimetière De Bourg-La-Reine
Coordinate Location
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48.7814°N 2.3200°E
Catholicism
French
Léon-Henri-Marie Bloy
Le Mendiant ingrat
Le Pèlerin de l'absolu
Polemical Lampoon
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Male
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French
Catholic Literary Revival
Departmental Archives of Yvelines
Statement Is Subject Of
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Catalogue Des Correspondances Du Musée Maurice Denis
Inventory Number
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166J, Ms 3708
Level of Description
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Document
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Letter
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1 item
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2/22/1896
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2/22/1896
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Birth Registry
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Death Registry
House Number
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7
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Bourg-La-Reine
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Birth Registry
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Death Registry
Georges Bloy
Le Désespéré
(1887)
Point in Time
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1887
The Woman Who Was Poor
(1897)
Point in Time
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1897
Véronique Bloy-Tichý
Bloy
Statement Is Subject Of
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Q43461386
Madeleine Bloy-Souberbielle
Jeanne Bloy
Q19199446
Q19199418
Christian Frederik Molbech
Otto Albert Tichý