Charles Dubois de Gennes
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Born
15 April 1814
Jean Charles Louis Dubois de Gennes
15 April 1814
Dumfries (Scotland)
Died15 May 1876 (aged 62)
Paris
OccupationsWriter
Journalist
Journalist
Charles Dubois de Gennes | |
|---|---|
| Born | Jean Charles Louis Dubois de Gennes 15 April 1814 Dumfries (Scotland) |
| Died | 15 May 1876 (aged 62) Paris |
| Occupations | Writer Journalist |
Jean Charles Louis Dubois de Gennes (15 April 1814 – 15 May 1876) was a 19th-century French writer, journalist, and chansonnier (singer-songwriter).
A former military man and member of the Société du Caveau, as well as a collaborator of the Almanach pour rire, he is remembered for his correspondence with Victor Hugo.[1]
He also published under the pseudonym Claudius Transiens.[2]
- 1851: Dors-tu Marie ?, melody by Henri Caspers
- 1862: Le Troupier tel qu'il est à cheval
- 1865: Les Envieux
- 1867: La Huronne, scènes de la vie canadienne, by Émile Chevalier (preface)
- 1869: Sous le casque, rimes à la dragonne, with Victor Hugo (letter)
- 1874: Chasse aux femmes et aux lions en Algérie
