La Feuille villageoise
Contributions
- François-Xavier Lanthenas
- journalist
- Jean-Pierre Rabaut Saint-Etienne
- journalist
- Joseph-Antoine-Joachim Cerutti
- journalist
- Nicolas de Bonneville
- journalist
- Nicolas-Louis François de Neufchâteau
- journalist
- Pierre-Louis Ginguené
- journalist
- Stéphanie Félicité de Genlis
- journalist
- Imprimerie du Cercle Social
- publisher
- Victor Desenne
- publisher
Related resources
- has part
- Apologues et contes orientaux has translation
- has part
- Second Dialogue du paysan et de son ancien seigneur has translation
- has part
- Catéchisme de la Constitution française, ou Les principes de la Constitution mis à la portée des jeunes gens has translation
- has part
- Essai anti-monarchique à l'usage des nouveaux républicains translation
Notes
Founded by the Jesuit professor and pamphleteer Joseph-Antoine (Giuseppe) Cerutti in September 1790, his editorial role was taken over by Philippe-Antoine Grouvelle and Pierre-Louis Ginguené after his death in February 1792 until August 1795. Following a dispute with the original publisher Desenne, the Cercle Social took over responsibility for its publication after July 1792. As the newspaper's subtitle indicated, it was ’Adressée chaque semaine à tous les villages de le France pour les instruire des Lois, des Evénements, des Découvertes qui intéressent tout Citoyen’, and this didactic journal often resembled a school textbook. Its guiding motto was, "If an enslaved people must be held under the yoke of ignorance, a free people needs the restraint of instruction". For more information on this and other revolutionary journals, see Jean Sgard, https://gazetier-revolutionnaire.gazettes18e.fr/feuille-villageoise.