ROYALISM. LA NATION FRANÇAISE, royalist weekly founded by Pi - Lot 360

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ROYALISM. LA NATION FRANÇAISE, royalist weekly founded by Pi - Lot 360
ROYALISM. LA NATION FRANÇAISE, royalist weekly founded by Pierre Boutang and Michel Vivier, which appeared from 1955 to 1967. - Michel VIVIER (1921-1958), journalist and royalist militant, collaborator of Pierre Boutang in the royalist weekly Aspects de la France, then co-founder of the Maurassian review La Nation Française. 4 L.A.S. to his collaborator Jean-Marc Dufour. 7 ½ pp. in-4. Long critical study of his novel, his health worries ("I am not very cheerful these days. But I'm homeopathizing myself, and faith helping, but without rolling up my sleeves, it's already better [...]", the birth and life of the journal. "If your broker takes action, the newspaper will be able to count on regular resources. Publicity is important, even morally, and almost all the readers I see or who write to me are surprised and worried that we don't have any [...]. La Varende gives me warm praise for Joël. I pass it on to him. You will show it to Pierre [Boutang] if he comes to the newspaper. I have written to Pierre and given him a glimpse of the very encouraging and even enthusiastic mail I have received lately. The subscription curve, which Pelletier tells me, is rising steadily. I received several myself this morning [...]". - Various letters addressed to Jean-Marc-Dufour: Jean PAULHAN (menu of La Nation Française with note A.S.), Roland LAUDENBACH, the Hungarian philosopher Thomas MOLNAR (2), William CLANCY. 2 L.A.S. from Daniel Halévy to Pierre Boutang are enclosed.
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