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Souvenirs de mon dernier voyage à Paris (1795)

By Jacques-Henri Meister
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Le récit rassemble les souvenirs d'un dernier voyage à Paris pendant les convulsions révolutionnaires, mêlant anecdotes personnelles de salons littéraires, tâches d'éditeur et de publiciste, et impressions de voyages, notamment en Angleterre. L'ensemble alterne descriptions de lieux et de rencontres, portraits sociaux et réflexions sur la morale et les causes des événements contemporains, et comprend des notices et appendices où se développent analyses politiques et observations historiques.

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Jacques-Henri Meister

Jacques-Henri Meister was a French author known for his work "Souvenirs de mon dernier voyage à Paris," published in 1795. His writings provide a glimpse into the cultural and social landscape of Paris during a transformative period in French history. Meister's reflections capture the essence of his experiences and observations, contributing to the literary heritage of travel literature in the late 18th century. His unique perspective offers readers insights into the life and atmosphere of Paris at the time, making his work a valuable resource for those interested in historical narratives and the evolution of travel writing.

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