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185965117Honfleur 1859. Fine. Honfleur 28 février 1859 13.10 x 20.50 cm 3 pages sur un feuillet remplié Remarkable autograph letter signed by Charles Baudelaire to Auguste Poulet-Malassis publisher of Les Fleurs du Mal dated 28 February 1859 and written in Honfleur. 64 lines in black ink some passages underlined housed in a modern black half-morocco folder. Baudelaire appears preoccupied with the Sainte-Beuve/Babou affair one of the many controversies following the Fleurs du Mal trial in which the writer Hippolyte Babou accused Sainte-Beuve of failing to defend Baudelaire during the proceedings. Excerpts from this letter were quoted by Marcel Proust in his celebrated Contre Sainte-Beuve where he lamented Sainte-Beuves cowardice during the trial of Les Fleurs du Mal and the undue esteem Baudelaire continued to show him. The poet writes from Honfleur where he had retired in January to live with his mother a revered figure who haunts her sons heart and mind. This letter was written eight days after a new development in the aftermath of the Fleurs du Mal trial. Torn by conflicting emotions Baudelaire confides in Malassis after his friend Hippolyte Babou had on 20 January published an article in La Revue française attacking Sainte-Beuve for failing to defend Baudelaire during the trial: He will glorify Fanny by Ernest Feydeau the honest man and remain silent about Les Fleurs du Mal he wrote. Despite Baudelaires pleas Sainte-Beuve had never published anything in support of the collection. In response to Babous attack Baudelaire received a horrible letter from Sainte-Beuve: It seems the blow . struck Sainte-Beuve deeply. I must do him the justice of saying he did not believe I had prompted Babou in any way. Although outraged by the accusations Sainte-Beuve did not hold Baudelaire personally responsible. Baudelaire is surprised by the critics vehemence writing to Poulet-Malassis: Truly here is a passionate old man with whom it is dangerous to fall out . You cannot imagine what that letter from Sainte-Beuve is like. It appears that for twelve years he had been noting every sign of malice from Babou. Baudelaire stands helpless amid the quarrel between two respected men while expressing a clear attachment to Sainte-Beuve now jeopardised by Babous article: Either Babou wanted to help me which would imply a certain degree of stupidity or he wanted to play a trick on me; or he simply pursued a mysterious grudge without any concern for my interests. Baudelaire indeed held Sainte-BeuveUncle Beuvein the highest regard. A senator an academician and the undisputed master of literary criticism Sainte-Beuves opinions carried great weight in Parisian literary circles. For years Baudelaire had awaited a formal sign of approval from Sainte-Beuve which might have bolstered his fragile career still tarnished by the scandal of Les Fleurs du Mal. The poet thus finds himself torn between his admiration for Sainte-Beuve and his long-standing friendship with Hippolyte Babouwho according to legend suggested the title Les Fleurs du Mal. To Poulet-Malassis he confides: What made this situation dangerous for me was that Babou appeared to be defending me against someone who had done me a great many favours. It remains unclear what Baudelaire meant by favours given that Sainte-Beuve had done relatively little to advance his career. This letter was later quoted in Marcel Prousts posthumously published Contre Sainte-Beuve 1954 a fierce and famous indictment in which Proust reproaches Sainte-Beuve for failing to recognise Baudelaires poetic genius and highlights his cowardice during the Fleurs du Mal trial. To preserve his position in the Senate Sainte-Beuve refrained from public support and provided only a defence strategy which the lawyer was authorised to use provided Sainte-Beuves name was not mentioned. Nearly two years after the verdict the disastrous trial of Les Fleurs du Mal still haunted B unknown
187852050Garnier Freres Paris 1878. Edition Unstated. Hardcover Full Leather. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. SAINTE-BEUVE CHARLES AUGUSTIN. Galerie des Grands Ecrivains Francais Paris: Garnier Freres 1878. Quarto pp. 2 ads 584 1 red morocco boards with gilt lettering and decoration in 6 compartments on spine 16 engraved plates under tissue guards all edges gilt former owner's name on flyleaf all text in French. The great 19th-century critic profiles 21 of France's best writers with portraits by de Staal Philippoteaux and others. Condition of this book: Upper panel stained chip at head of spine extremities worn overall sound. Leaves clean and tight scattered foxing images very good. Size: Quarto. Text is in French. Text body is clean and free from previous owner annotation underlining and highlighting. Binding is tight covers and spine fully intact. All edges clean neat and free of foxing. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 2-3 kilos. Category: Antiquarian & Rare; France; 19th century; French Language; Biography & Autobiography. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 52050. . Garnier Freres hardcover
1910188735New York: P. F. Collier & Son 1910. Edition De Luxe; First Printing. Hardcover. Very Good in boards. Moderately sunned spine. Top text block edge gilded. Serialed as part of limited set 2495.; Alumni Edition. P. F. Collier & Son hardcover
1910319838New York: P. F. Collier & Son 1910. harvard Classics Edition. Hardcover. Good in boards. Owner name largely inked on front and rear pastedowns and end pages. Damp soiling on spine crown and rear panel. Light foxing on text block edges.; Harvard Classics 32. P. F. Collier & Son hardcover
190995827New York: P. F. Collier 1909. Edition De Luxe. Hardcover. Very Good in decorative boards. Gilt robust to front panel as well as upper page edges. Spine lightly sunned. Volume belongs to a Limited Edition set No. 5040. Alumni Edition. ; The Harvard Classics; 8vo 8" - 9" tall. P. F. Collier hardcover
1910103005New York: P. F. Collier 1910. Hardcover. Very Good in boards. Soiling. Part of "Dr. Eliot's Five-Foot Shelf of Books." ; ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall. P. F. Collier hardcover
186084915s. l. 1860. Fine. s. l. 15 juillet1860 13.50 x 21 cm une page et demi sur un double feuillet Autograph letter signed by Sainte-Beuve 1 and a half pages on a double sheet. 25 lines in black ink. ""J'ai été très sensible cher monsieur à votre bon français et à l'envoi du très sage et instructif volume qui en est la cause. Vous me rappelez en effet des temps déjà bien anciens mais que ce qui a fini n'a pu effacer de ma mémoire : car à vous parler vrai quoi qu'il y ait bien de l'espace et bien de l'intervalle d'aujourd'hui à ce temps-ci il me paraît souvent qu'il y a du vide : et le tourbillon de la vie littéraire dont vous me parlez je ne le ressens guère. Ce qui me frappe c'est plutôt le contraire du tourbillon c'est à dire l'isolement la disparition ou le peu de mouvement de groupe. On se survit et l'on traîne un peu : je parle du moins pour moi aussi n'en suis-je que plus sensible. . de bons témoignages comme le vôtre qui attestent que le passé n'est pas oublié et qu'il a réellement existé. Croyez-moi je vous prie tout à vous. Sainte-Beuve."" ""I have been very touched dear sir by your good French and by the sending of the very wise and instructive volume which is the cause of it. You remind me indeed of times already quite ancient but which what has ended could not erase from my memory: for to speak truly to you although there is much space and much interval from today to that time it often seems to me that there is emptiness: and the whirlwind of literary life of which you speak to me I hardly feel it. What strikes me is rather the contrary of the whirlwind that is to say isolation the disappearance or the little group movement. One survives oneself and drags on a little: I speak at least for myself so I am all the more sensitive. . to good testimonies like yours which attest that the past is not forgotten and that it really existed. Believe me I beg you entirely yours. Sainte-Beuve."" unknown
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2023BN227644HACHETTE BNF 2023. 2023. Softcover. Causeries du lundi. Tome II <br/><br/>Causeries du lundi. Tome II Charles-Augustin Sainte-Beuve HACHETTE BNF paperback
185745017Paris: Garnier frères 1857. Fine. Garnier frères Paris 1857 11.50 x 18.50 cm 15 volumes reliés Third edition first in parts. Contemporary half caramel-colored calf over marbled paper boards spine in six compartments with gilt dots and double gilt compartments richly gilt with decorative motifs dark red morocco title pieces and dark green volume labels some headpieces slightly rubbed headpiece of volume four repaired some joints cracked and repaired gilt fillet frame to covers marbled endpapers and pastedowns some corners bumped top edge gilt. Handsome autograph inscription signed by Charles Augustin Saint-Beuve to Madame Paul Huet the wife of the noted Romantic painter and friend of Victor Hugo. Manuscript ex donos of Pierre Jean David d'Angers' grandson to start of each volume. A little spotting sometimes heavy to some leaves. Garnier frères hardcover
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