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Joseph Lavallée

Noble Dieppe 1747-08-23 – 1816-02-28 London English, French Main: Paris Other: Dijon , London , Nancy civil servant freemason journalist military playwright poet writer Lavallée, Joseph, 1747-1816 (viaf) Lavallée, Joseph (cerl)

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  1. Bulletin des Amis de la Vérité journalist
  2. Journal des hommes libres de tous les pays, ou le Républicain journalist
  3. La Sentinelle journalist
  4. Le nègre comme il y a peu de blancs, par l'auteur de "Cécile, fille d'Achmet III" has translation author

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Captain Louis-Joseph Lavallée, marquis de Boisrobert, better known as Joseph Lavallée, was a polymath, journalist and man of letters. His previous novel, 'Cécile, fille d'Achmet III, empereur des Turcs' (1787, Buisson) was also translated into English.