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Alfred Vallette
Alfred Vallette (1858, Paris – 1935) was a French man of letters.
He founded (in 1890) and edited the "Mercure de France", a Symbolist review publication. His wife, Rachilde, helped him to edit it.
Publications.
- "À l'écart", avec Raoul Minhar, Paris, Perrin, 1891 ; réédition chez Honoré Champion, 2004.
- "La Vie grise. Le Vierge", Paris, Tresse et Stock, 1891 — .
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français". Napoleon stopped its publication in 1811, but the review was resurrected in 1815. The review was last published in 1825.
The modern Mercure de France.
The modern Mercure de France History.
At the end of the 19th century, the name "Mercure de France" was revived by Alfred Vallette. Vallette was closely linked to a group of writers associated with Symbolism who regularly met at the café "la Mère Clarisse" in Paris (rue Jacob), and which included: Jean Moréas, Émile