About Jacques Morel
Lived 1867 – 2000. Jacques Morel was a French writer.
Jacques Morel was a French writer, laureate of the Prix Femina in 1912.
Morel was the pseudonym of Madeleine Pottier, born Madeleine Paule Gorges, the wife of archaeologist Edmond Pottier (1855–1934). Pottier was born on 11 March 1867, and died there on 10 December 1949.
Works 1901: Muets aveux, Hachette 1905: La Dette, Calmann-Lévy 1912: Feuilles mortes, Hachette, Prix Femina. 1927: Par un chemin détourné, Armand Colin - Prix d'Académie 1930: L'Homme dangereux, Fayard
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Who was Jacques Morel?
French writer
When was Jacques Morel born?
Jacques Morel was born on 11 March 1867 in Paris.
When did Jacques Morel die?
Jacques Morel died in 2000 in Paris.
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Jacques Morel was a writer.
What nationality was Jacques Morel?
Jacques Morel was French.
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