Raoul de Navery

Raoul de Navery (Ploërmel 1831 - the Ferté-sous-Jouarre 1885) is a French writer of the 19th century. She wrote many novels impresses of a burning Catholicism.

Biography

Raoul de Navery is the pseudonym of Marie Saffray.

She accepted her mother a strict and severe education. She went to school at the Ladies of Sacred Heart to Vannes. These last encouraged her leaning for the literature. It Maria with Doctor Chervet at the 16 years age. He died four years later. She was twenty years old and then started to write.

She writes her first texts (poetry and prose) under the name of Marie David . These texts are rather bad. Starting from 1860, it writes under the male pseudonym of Raoul de Navery . Its work is marked by the values morals and catholics. It comprises many stereotypes and improbabilities. Generally its writings are not marked of a great literary quality.

She died on May 17th, 1885 at the Ferté-sous-Jouarre in the Seine-et-Marne.

Are currently published: Will suffer , the Treasury of the abbey, Jean Canada .

Work

The list is not exhaustive.

With the soldiers of the army of the East (poetry, 1855)
the Crib and the cross (poetry 1856)
Comedy, dramas and proverbs (1858)
Peblo and Simplette (1858)
Two tales in worms the prisms (poetry, 1858)
Viatrice (1860)
the news of charity (1860)
the angel with the bagne (1860)
Monique (1860)
comforting Accounts (1860)
Lawyer and peasants (1861)
Aglaé (1862)
the Cinderella of the village (1863)
Happiness in the marriage (1864)
the oarsman of galère (1865)
the Missionary of cursed ground (1866)
Martyr of a secrecy (1867
the Confession of the queen (1868)
Sapphire, Ninive (1869)
the dramas of misery (1874)
Will suffer, the treasure of the abbey, Jean Canada (1875, 1877).
Mysteries of Jumièges (1883

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