[Auguste] Books

Histoire De La Ville Et Chatellenie De Creil, Oise, Etc. [With Plans And Engravings.]
Les Medecins Grecs: Depuis La Mort De Galien, Jusqua La Chute De Lempire Dorient (1885)
Qu'Est-Ce Qui Determine Le Sexe? (1902)
Correspondance De Mme. De Pompadour: Avec Son Pere, M. Poisson Et Son Frere, M. De Vandieres (1878)
Dix Anciens Traites De Philologie Arabe (1908) (Arabic Edition)
Histoire Admirable Du Franc Harderad Et De La Vierge Aurelia, Legende Du 7 Siecle: Le Livre Des Gestes Du Roi Childebert Iii (1825) (French Edition)
Correspondance De Mme. De Pompadour: Avec Son Pere, M. Poisson Et Son Frere, M. De Vandieres (1878) (French Edition)
Dix Anciens Traites De Philologie Arabe (1908) (Arabic Edition)
Correspondance Administrative D'Alfonse De Poitiers V2, Part 1 (1900) (French Edition)
Chansons Du Xv Siecle (1875) (French Edition)

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