François-desired Mathieu

François-Desired Mathieu , born with Einville-with-Jard the the May 27th 1839 and died in London the October 28th 1908, is a French bishop and historian.

Ordered priest in 1863, he is professor of history and literature to the Small seminar of Pont-à-Mousson of 1860 with 1879. Bishop of Angers in 1893 and archbishop of Toulouse in 1896, it is named cardinal and destined for Rome in 1899. He is elected maintenor of the Académie of the floral Plays in 1898 and member of the French Academy in 1906.

Principal works

  • the Old Mode in the province of Lorraine and Barrois, according to new documents (1698-1789). Thesis presented to the Faculty of Arts of Nancy (1878, 1907)
  • a contemporary preacher (1880)
  • a Lorraine novelist of XIIe century (1883)
  • Some pages of the ecclesiastical history of Lorraine at the XIXe century (1884)
  • the Legal settlement of 1801, its origins, its history, according to new documents (1902)
  • Last days of Leon XIII and the conclave, by a witness (1904)
  • Works oratories (1910)
  • Works (1910-12)

External bond

  • Biographical note of the French Academy

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