Léo Trézénick
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| - | [[La Nouvelle Rive Gauche]] : [[Trézenick]], [[D'Aurevilly]], [[Verlaine]]. | + | '''Léon Pierre Marie aka Léo Trézenik''' (1855-1902) was the co-publisher of the political journal ''[[Lutèce]]''. |
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| - | [[Les complaintes]] by [[Jules Laforgue]] | + | |
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| - | It must be mentioned that [[Léo Trézenick]], the printer, whose real name, | + | |
| - | by the way, was [[Léon Epinette]]. | + | |
| + | He was involved with the printing of [[Les complaintes]] by [[Jules Laforgue]]. | ||
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Léon Pierre Marie aka Léo Trézenik (1855-1902) was the co-publisher of the political journal Lutèce.
He was involved with the printing of Les complaintes by Jules Laforgue.
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