About Louise Drevet
Lived 1835 – 1898 (aged 62). Louise Drevet was a French novelist, journalist, writer and editor.
Louise Drevet, née Marie-Louise Chaffanel (19 December 1835, Grenoble – 23 July 1898, Grenoble) was a French novelist. She was co-founder, editor and contributor to newspaper Le Dauphiné. Together they founded a newspaper Le Dauphiné with the aim to increase awareness of the Dauphiné Alps.
Works (selection)
Dauphiné bon cœur, 1876 La Perle du Trièves, 1883 Iserette, 1888 Héros sans gloire, 1889 Nouvelles et légendes dauphinoises, 1891 Le Petit-fils de Bayard, 1892 La Dernière Dauphine, Béatrix de Hongrie Philis de Charce, 1893 Les Légendes de Paladru, 1896 Une aventure de Mandrin, 1898 La Maison des îles du Drac, 1898 Les Bessonnes du Manilier
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Who was Louise Drevet?
French novelist, editor (1835–1898)
When was Louise Drevet born?
Louise Drevet was born on 19 December 1835 in Grenoble.
When did Louise Drevet die?
Louise Drevet died on 23 July 1898 in Grenoble.
What was Louise Drevet's occupation?
Louise Drevet was a novelist, journalist, writer and editor.
What nationality was Louise Drevet?
Louise Drevet was French.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Louise Drevet. https://biography.guide/louise-drevet/
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