Richemont-Banchereau

Richemont-Banchereau (first name unknown, born in 1612 with Saumur, Maine-et-Loire and died on an unknown date) was a jurisconsult and dramatic author French.

Lawyer at the Parliament, Banchereau is known only by two parts which he wrote at twenty years, published in Paris in 1632:

the glorious Hope or Love and Justice , tragi-comedy in five acts and worms (dedicated to the prince de Condé)
stray Passions or the Novel of time , tragi-comedy in five acts and worms.

Sources

Antoine de Léris, portable Dictionary historical and arts person of the theaters, containing the origin of the differens theaters of Paris, second edition, review, corrected & increased considerably , Paris, A.C. Jombert, 1758.
New general biography since the times most moved back until our days with the bibliographical information and the indication of the sources to consult , published by Misters Firmin Didot brothers, under the direction of Mr. D R Hoefer, 1852.

External bond

Richemont-Banchereau on site CÉSAR

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