Theodore Bachelet

Jean-Louis-Theodore Bachelet , born with Pissy-Pôville (Seine-Maritime) 1820 and died in 1879, is a scholar French.

Incorporated history in 1846, it is named, in 1847, professor of history to the Lycée Crow of Rouen, where it teaches until in 1873. It is also a informed Musicologue, it makes gift of its important collection of partitions of the 15th century at the 18th century with the public library of Rouen from which it was also preserving after 1873.

There remains the author with Louis Charles Dezobry of famous the general Dictionnaire of biography and history, mythology, compared old and modern geography antiquities and institutions Greek, Roman, French and foreign . Paris, 1857 and 1863. Republication: Paris, at Delagrave, 1889. (2 volumes, 2989 pages).

• Dictionary of Biography and History , Paris, 1863 (in collaboration with Louis Charles Dezobry)

• Dictionary of the Letters, the Art schools and Sciences Morals and Political , Paris, 1863 (in collaboration with Louis Charles Dezobry)

He is the author also of works of simple popularization, published, under his name or the Pseudonyme S of Thicket or Mignan, by the Mégard editions of Rouen: the One hundred year old War (1852); French in Italy with the (1853); History of Napoleon i (1854); Large French ministers: Suger, Jacques Court, Sully, Richelieu, Mazarin, Colbert (1855); Saint-Louis king de France (1863); François I