L'oeuvre libertine du Comte de Mirabeau
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L'Œuvre du comte de Mirabeau [1] is the collected prose by Mirabeau, published by Bibliothèque des curieux in 1910, edited and prefaced by Guillaume Apollinaire, annotated by .
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- Ma Conversion
- Hic et Hec
- Le Rideau levé, ou l'Education de Laure
- Le Chien après les Moines. — Le Degré des âges du plaisir
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