Blouet
PAUL (blö-ā'), (MAX O'- RELL), a French_lecturer and author, born in Brittany, France, March 2, 1848.
During his early life he was an officer of cavalry in the French army, but in 1873 went to England and became a teacher. After the publication of his first book, "John Bull and His Island" (1883), he devoted himself to literature.
He made several lecturing tours of the United States. His works include "John Bull and His Daughters" Daughters" (1884); "Jonathan and His Continent" (1888, with Jack Allyn); "A Frenchman in America" (1891), etc. He died May 25, 1902.