[Auguste] Books

Examen De L'Avant-Projet De Revision Du Decret De Decembre 30, 1809 Sur L'Administration Temporelle Du Culte Catholique (1863)
Correspondance Administrative D'Alfonse De Poitiers V2, Part 1 (1900) (French Edition)
Correspondance Inedite Du Comte D'Avaux, Claude De Mesmes: Avec Son Pere Jean-Jacques De Mesmes, S De Roissy, 1627-1642 (1887) (French Edition)
Chansons Du Xv Siecle (1875) (French Edition)
Chartes Et Documents De L'Abbaye De Saint Pierre Au Mont Blandin A Gand (1868) (French Edition)
Catalogue Du Musee De Nimes: Precede De La Notice Historique De La Maison-Caree Et De La Biographie De Sigalon (1844)
Brout De Mentastre: Pouesio Prouvencalo (1904)
Lettres Inedites De La Princesse Des Ursins (1859) (French Edition)
Lettres Inedites De La Princesse Des Ursins (1859) (French Edition)
De La Rhetorique: Ou De La Composition Oratoire Et Litteraire (1849)

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