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LOUIS a French journalist; born in Boynes, (vuh-yō'), (Loiret), Oct. 11, 1813. His works include: " Pilgrimages in Switzerland" (1839); " Rome and Loretto" (1841); "The Virtuous Woman" ( 1844); "The French in Algeria" (1845) ; "Free- 1848); "Vindex the Slave" (1849); "The Day after the Victory" (1850); " The Droit du Seigneur in the Middle Ages " (1854); "The Perfume of Rome" ( 1861); "The Odors of Paris" (1866); " Paris during the Two Sieges" (1871); " Molière and Bourdaloue" (1877); "Poetic Works" (1878); etc.

He died in Paris, April 7, 1883.

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