Louis-Antoine Marquand (1775 - 1801)
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| Place(s) of Residence | France |
Author of
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Roland ou l'héritier vertueux
(1799)
is also a reception: is translation of The Old Manor House |
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Dusseldorf ou le fratricide
(1799)
is also a reception: is translation of Dusseldorf or the Fratricide |
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Le Proscrit
(1803)
is also a reception: is translation of The Banished Man |
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Editor of
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-Circulations of Louis-Antoine Marquand, the person (for circulations of his works, see under each individual Work)
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Receptions of Louis-Antoine Marquand, the person
For receptions of his works, see under each individual Work.
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Astbury, Katherine, 'Charlotte Smith's 'The Banished Man' in French Translation; or the Politics of Novel-writing during the Revolution', in Labbe, Jacqueline (ed.), Charlotte Smith in British Romanticism. Routledge, 2015. pp. 129-144
Year of birth estimated.
Translator. Died in Paris in 1801, career seems to have been cut short by premature death (see colophon in 'Amanda, ou les apparitions nocturnes': "Note de l'éditeur. Le petit Roman qu'on vient de lire doit être considéré comme oeuvre posthume de L. A. Marquand, ce jeune homme, traducteur de Dusseldorf, de Walsingham, etc. étant mort pentant l'impression de son ouvrage.")
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Role as translator of Charlotte Smith discussed by Katherine Astbury (2015) - (see bibliography).