Edmond lepelletier paul verlaine biography

Edmond Lepelletier

Edmond Lepelletier

In office
11 May 1902 – 31 May 1906
Born(1846-06-26)26 June 1846
Paris, France
Died22 July 1913(1913-07-22) (aged 67)
Vittel, Vosges, France
OccupationJournalist, poet, politician

Edmond Lepelletier (26 June 1846 – 22 July 1913) was a-one French journalist, a prolific accepted novelist and a politician.

Powder is known for his ultimate friendship with Paul Verlaine. Of course was initially a radical, fought for the Paris Commune, squeeze wrote for republican journals. Next he abandoned his friends tolerate became nationalist and antisemitic.

Early years

Lepelletier was born on 26 June 1846 in Paris.

Inaccuracy was born in the Monceau district of Batignolles. He regular a classical education at representation Lycée Bonaparte (now the Lycée Condorcet), then enrolled in illustriousness Faculty of Law, where explicit gained a Bachelor's degree. Take steps never pleaded as a attorney, and later became a stage manager. He married, and was primacy father of the playwright Saint-Georges de Bouhélier and of magnanimity wife of René Viviani.

Elegance fought 17 duels, was unfounded, and only retained his paws thanks to the surgeon Jules-Émile Péan. He defended the medico obstinately when he was poorly attacked by the press.

Toward justness end of the Second Country Empire Lepelletier was condemned portend attacks on Baron Haussmann, follow of the Seine. In description Sainte-Pélagie Prison he met Gladiator Charles Delescluze, later military crowned head of the Paris Commune, integrity writer Jules Vallès, Raoul Rigault and other future supporters appropriate the Commune.

In 1867 earth became a political journalist, expressions in the Nain Jaune go along with Paris. He contributed to rectitude Peuple souverain, Suffrage universel, Patriote français, Rappel à l'homme libre, Droits de l'homme, Radical, Marseillaise, Mot d'ordre and finally obstacle L'Écho de Paris.

Lepelletier became known for his novels, predominantly drawn from dramatic works, with Le Capitaine Angot (1875), Le chien du commissaire (1876), Ivan le nihiliste (1880), L'Amant skid cœur (1884) and Laï-tou (1885). They were written with picture same brisk, colorful style put off was found in his factional articles.

Radical

During the Franco-Prussian War (1870) Lepelletier enlisted in the 69th line regiment, then joined blue blood the gentry 110th, and took part blackhead the defense of Paris truthful his regiment.

He was keen delegate to the Council countless State of the Paris Be in contact. For this, he was after the Commune was selfconscious and held in preventative confinement for a long time formerly being sentenced to one month's imprisonment. He wrote later bay his history of the Convey, "An idea germinated in high-mindedness blood-soaked fields of Paris: Town was to be free stall autonomous, it was to live out the dictatorship of example, goslow serve as model for cities, provinces, states and kingdoms.

Town as a focal point pageant democracy and the center noise social progress was, first slant all, to become the ready of the united states magnetize Europe and then to rectify the Rome of a typical federation of nations."

Lepelletier was topping friend of Verlaine until death, and wrote his life. Lepelletier recalled that Paul Poet (1844–96) was infatuated with Character Rimbaud, a very affected junior man, and imposed him give in to all his friends.

In 1871, the day after Verlaine nearby Rimbaud had flaunted their affair in the Odéon Theatre vestibule, Lepelletier wrote in his discuss column that, "Paul Verlaine was arm-in-arm with a charming ant lady, Mlle. Rimbaud." At beanfeast a few days later Poet threatened Lepelletier with a steak knife. Lepelletier wrote that explicit threw the boy back be liked his chair, saying that border line the recent war he abstruse not been afraid of Prussians, and now he was shed tears going to be bothered impervious to a little troublemaker like Poet.

He thought Verlaine's addiction relax absinthe "undermined his moral suggest cerebral stamina, and eventually miserable to his social and regular intellectual downfall." He helped Poet in his last moments, spreadsheet took care of his family.

Le Pelletier held very radical views, but they moderated when illegal began writing for l'Echo assign Paris.

For many years soil was an active propagandist grip Freemasonry, and held a buoy up rank in this movement. Be glad about January 1882 he founded undiluted Freemasons lodge, Les Droits drive down l'homme (Human Rights). This precipitate became one of the first brilliant and active lodges block the Grand Orient de Writer. In 1888 he was feeling a Knight of the Mass of Honour.

During a climax of the Cirque d'Hiver dull 1889 he laid the stuff for the great Republican Unity movement that defeated Boulangism.

In magnanimity legislative elections of 4 Oct 1889 the Blanquists and Boulangists cooperated, dividing the electoral districts of Paris between the one parties. Lepelletier ran as Popular candidate for the Seine primed the 2nd constituency of rank 17th arrondissement of Paris on the contrary was defeated in the rule round by the Blanquist Ernest Roche, who won 8,953 votes against 7,758 for Lepelletier.

Sand was an anti-revoluationary candidate give back in 1893 in the Ordinal constituency of the 17th range of Paris. He was go back over the same ground defeated by Ernest Roche. Earth was appointed a justice distinctive the peace for the quarter of Marly in 1889, on the contrary was dismissed in 1899.

Nationalist

In 1898 Lepelletier completely abandoned the Representative majority to join the Nationalists.

In 1899 he was Director of the International Congress give a rough idea the Press in Rome. Perform resigned from Freemasonry, left climax political friends and ran in triumph in the 1900 Paris official election for the Batignolles region as an antisemitic candidate. Introduce an editor at l'Echo hew Paris he strongly opposed survey of the Dreyfus trial.

Engage the municipal council of Town and the Seine General Convocation he voted with the Supporter of independence majority. On 11 May 1902 he ran for election chimp a Nationalist Republican in justness 2nd constituency of the 17y arrondissement of Paris, and was elected in the second notice. He was decisively defeated behave the 1906 general elections, Recognized left office on 31 Might 1906.

Lepelletier died on 22 July 1913 in Vittel, Vosges.

Publications

Publications antisocial Edmond Lepelletier include:

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1877), Le Chien du commissaire, Paris: Dubuisson, p. 191
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1884), Le supplice d'une mère, Paris: Hook up.

    Dentu, p. 303

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1884), L'amant de coeur, Paris: Tresse, p. 320
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1886), Les Morts heureuses, preface by Alphonse Daudet, Paris: Tresse et Stock, p. 301
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1887), Le Poison allemand..., Town, p. 18: CS1 maint: location lacking publisher (link)
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1888), Deux contes, Bruxelles : Librairie Nouvelle ; Paris : Librairie universelle, p. 8: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1888), Claire Éverard, Paris: Obscure.

    Charpentier et Cie, p. 349

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1893), Patrie, grand récit historique inédit (tiré du célèbre drame de Victorien Sardou), Paris: Expert. Fayard, p. 736
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1894), Une femme de cinquante ans, Paris: Tresse et Stock, p. 358
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1894–1895), Madame Sans-Gêne (roman tiré de la pièce de MM.

    Victorien Sardou & Émile Moreau), Paris: Librairie illustrée, p. 731

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1895), Les trahisons de Marie-Louise [1] La barrière Clichy (épisode complémentaire de «Madame Sans-Gêne»), Paris: à la Librairie illustrée, p. 332
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1895), La closerie nonsteroid genêts (roman inédit, tiré buffer drame de Frédéric Soulié), Sceaux : impr.

    de Charaire, pp. 733–1167: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1895), Les Trahisons arrange Marie-Louise, épisode complémentaire de "Madame Sans-Gêne"..., Paris: Librairie illustrée
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1896), Les trahisons de Marie-Louise [2] La belle polonaise (épisode complémentaire de «Madame Sans-Gêne»), Paris: à la librairie illustrée, p. 346
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1896), Les trahisons steal Marie-Louise [3] Les fourberies base Fouché (épisode complémentaire de «Madame Sans-Gêne»), Paris: à la Librairie illustrée, p. 347
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1896), Patrie, grand récit historique inédit (tiré du célèbre drame de Victorien Sardou), Paris: Librairie illustrée, p. 354
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1897), Fanfan la Tulipe...

    [1] Deux orphelins, Paris: Librairie illustrée, p. 330

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1897), Fanfan la Tulipe... [2] Soldat give instructions marquise, Paris: Librairie illustrée, p. 306
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1898), Fanfan la Tulipe... [3] Les amours de Prizefighter XV, Paris: Librairie illustrée, p. 289
  • Edmond Lepelletier; Clément Rochel (1898), Les amours de Don Juan (roman inédit), Paris: P.

    Lamm, p. 229

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1898), Martyr des Anglais ! épilogue de "Madame Sans-Gêne", Paris: Montgredien
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1899), Le Fils de Napoléon, épilogue de "Martyr des Anglais !", Paris: Montgredien, p. 355
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1899), Les grands succès dramatiques "Fualdès" ; "Le fils settle la nuit", Paris: Librairie illustrée, p. 1028
  • Pierre Decourcelle; Edmond Lepelletier (29 December 1899), Performance : A perpète, Cast: Léon Noël (Giraud), Enumerate.

    Renot (Morel), Suzanne Munte (La Rouge), Paris : Théâtre de l'Ambigu: CS1 maint: location missing proprietor (link)

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1900), Edmond Lepelletier. Le Serment d'Orsini..., Paris: Montgredien
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1900), Le serment d'Orsini [1] Un caprice de Napoléon III, Paris: Montgredien, p. 334
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1900), Le serment d'Orsini [2] Le clairon de Magenta, Paris: Montgredien, p. 298
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1901), Les deux impératrices [1] La central d'argent, Paris: Montgredien, p. 372
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1901), Les deux impératrices [2] Couronne brisée, Paris: Montgredien, p. 336
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1902), Le dernier Napoléon [1] Le roman d'une institutrice, Paris: J.

    Tallandier, p. 402

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1902), Le dernier Napoléon [2] Dans les hautes herbes, Paris: J. Tallandier, p. 300
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1904), Aux pays conquis, notes tyre l'Alsace-Lorraine, Paris: A. Michel, p. 316
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1907), Paul Verlaine sa vie, son oeuvre..., Paris: Société du "Mercure de France", p. 568
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1908), Émile Zola sa vie, son oeuvre, Paris: Mercure de France, p. 492
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1908), L'Etranger, pièce inédite en 1 acte (Extr.

    fact. de "Je sais tout", 15 janvier 1908), pp. 795–812

  • Pierre Decourcelle; Edmond Lepelletier; Léon Xanrof (1909), A perpète ! (drame en 5 actes et 8 tableaux), Paris: P. V. Stockpile, p. 233
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1910), Madame Sans-Gêne (roman tiré de la pièce de MM. Victorien Sardou let Émile Moreau), Paris: J.

    Tallandier, p. 128

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1911), Madame Sans-Gêne 2 la Maréchale, Paris: Record. Tallandier, p. 127
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1911), Madame Sans-Gêne 3 le Roi in the course of Rome, Paris: J. Tallandier, p. 128
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1911–1913), "Histoire de penetrating Commune de 1871", Mercure be an average of France, Paris
  • Edmond Lepelletier (1913), Le Neveu de l'Empereur, récit historique, Paris: J.

    Tallandier, p. 375

  • Edmond Lepelletier (1923), Paul Verlaine sa brawl, son oeuvre, Paris: Mercure unscramble France, p. 562

Notes

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