Arthur Chuquet

Arthur Maxime Chuquet , born with Rocroi in 1853 and died in 1925, is a French historian, specialist in Germany and revolutionary and Napoleonean period.

Normalien, he is professor of German literature to the National university. He is publication director of the critical Revue of history and the literature of 1888 with 1924. He is titular pulpit of Languages and literatures of Germanic origin to the Collège de France starting from 1893 and he is elected member of the Academy of Science morals and political in 1900.

Works

the General Chanzy, 1823-1883 (1884)
the Countryside of Argonne (1792) (1886)
Wars of the Revolution: 1. The First Prussian invasion (August 11th - September 2nd, 1792) (1887)
Wars of the Revolution: 2. Valmy (1887)
Wars of the Revolution: 3. The Retirement of Brunswick (1887)
Wars of the Revolution: 4. Jemappes and the conquest of Belgium (1792-1793) (1890)
Wars of the Revolution: 5. The Treason of Dumouriez (1891)
Wars of the Revolution: 6. the Forwarding of Custine (1892)
Wars of the Revolution: 7. Mainz (1792-1793) (1892)
Wars of the Revolution: 8. Wissembourg (1793) (1893)
Wars of the Revolution: 9. Notch and the fight for Alsace, 1793-1794 (1893)
J. - J. - Rousseau (1893)
the War 1870-71 (1895)
Wars of the Revolution: 10. Valencians (1793) (1896)
Wars of the Revolution: 11. Hondschoote (1896)
Paris in 1790, voyage of Halem. Translation, introduction and notes by Arthur Chuquet (1896)
the Youth of Napoleon (3 volumes, 1898-1899) Text in line 1 2 3
the School of Mars (1794) (1899)
Alsace in 1814 (1900)
Studies of German literature (2 volumes, 1900-1902). Text in line 1 2
Stendhal-Beyle (1902)
Dugommier (1738-1794) (1904)
the Germanic Legion (1792-1793) (1904)
Studies of history (7 volumes, 1905-1912)
a prince Jacobin, Charles de Hesse or the general Marat (1906)
Newspaper of voyage of the general Desaix: Switzerland and Italy (1797). Published with introduction and notes by Arthur Chuquet (1907) Text in line
Memories of the baron de Frénilly, par of France (1768-1828). Published with introduction and notes by Arthur Chuquet (1908) Text in line
Memories of the general Griois (1792-1822). Published by its small nephew, with introduction and notes by Arthur Chuquet (2 volumes, 1909) Text in line 1 2
German Literature (1909)
Episodes and portraits (3 volumes, 1909-1911)
Four generals of the Revolution: Notch and Desaix, Kléber and Marceau. Letters and new notes followed by historical and biographical appendices (1911-1920)
Orders and footnotes of Napoleon (1799-1815) (4 volumes, 1911-1912)
Letters of 1792 (1911)
Letters of 1793 (1911) Text in line
Letters of 1812 (1911)
Letters of 1815 (1911)
the Countryside of 1812. Memories of the margrave de Bade. Translation, introduction and notes (1912)
New Napoleonean (2 volumes, 1913-1919) Text in line 1 2
the General Dagobert (1736-1794). The army under the old mode and the Revolution; Nice and Sospel; engagements in front of Perpignan; the conquest of Cerdagne; representatives and generals with the army of the Eastern Pyrenees, Seu d' Urgel (1913)
the Year 1814. The countryside of France. Allies in Paris. In May and April. In Alsace. Some generals. The isle of Elba. The congress of Vienna. Letters and memories (1914)
Dumouriez (1914) Text in line
Of Frederic II with Guillaume II. Paper rag, Rheims and Dresden, Hermann and Roland, Pan-Germanism, Alsace and Belgium, Voices of America (1915)
German of yesterday and today, drafts historical (1918)
Patriotic songs of Germany, 1813-1918 (1920)
the Departure of the Isle of Elba (1921)

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