Jules Ebner

Jules Ebner (14 August 1851 – 8 June 1901) was a French journalist and civil servant, copy editor of the Official Journal of the French Republic and for almost thirty years private secretary of Alphonse Daudet.^[1]

Notes

↑ Williams, Roger L. (1980). The Horror of Life. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, p. 290.

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Bibliography
Novels	Le Petit Chose (1868) Tartarin of Tarascon (1872) Fromont and Risler (1874) Jack (1876) The Nabob (1877) Kings in Exile (1878) Numa Roumestan (1881) Sapho (1884) Tartarin on the Alps (1885) The Immortal (1888) Port Tarascon (1890) The Little Parish Church (1895)
Novellas	Robert Helmont (1874)
Short stories	L'Arlésienne (1866) The Goat of Monsieur Seguin (1866) The Legend of the Man with the Golden Brain (1866) The Priest of Cucugnan (1866) The Elixir of the Reverend Father Gaucher (1869) The Last Class (1873) The Child Spy (1873) The Defence of Tarascon (1873)
Plays	Fromont and Risler (1876) Le Nabab (1880) Jack (1881) Sapho (1885) The Struggle for Life (1889) La Petite Paroisse (1901)
Collections	Letters from My Windmill (1869)
Non-fiction	In the Land of Pain (1930)
Family	Ernest Daudet (brother) Julia Daudet (wife) Léon Daudet (son) Lucien Daudet (son)
Related	Gustave Flaubert Edmond de Goncourt Jules de Goncourt Frédéric Mistral Émile Zola
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