About Charlotte Bourette
Lived 1714 – 1784 (aged 69–70). Charlotte Bourette was a French poet and writer.
Charlotte Bourette (, 1714–1784), known by the sobriquet La Muse Limonadière, was a French poet, playwright and lemonadier (lemonade seller).
Biography Bourette was born in Paris in 1714. Bourette married Sieur Curé. She was widowed before 1750 and remarried Sieur Bourette. She had no formal literary training.
Bourette was proprietress of the Le Café Allemand ('The German Café') on Rue Croix-des-Petits-Champs in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, from 1742. Her café was frequented by literary men and poets.
In 1779, Bourette published the one act comedic play La Coquette punie, which was performed in Théatre Français in Maastricht, The Netherlands. Epitaphe acrostiche sur la mort de Mme la Marquise de Mailly (1751)
Plays La Coquette punie (1779)
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Who was Charlotte Bourette?
French poet (1714-1784)
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Charlotte Bourette was born in 1714 in Paris.
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Charlotte Bourette died in 1784 in Paris.
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Charlotte Bourette was a poet and writer.
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Charlotte Bourette was French.
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