This author rewrote a Frèdèric Gaillardet play about Marguerite de Bourgogne, who drowns her lovers before being exposed by the philosopher Buridan. In addition to The Tower of Nesle, this author warned of German aggression in The Prussian Terror. This author sued Eugène de Mirecourt for accusing him of exploiting scribes in a "literary factory," and used the murder of the De Witte brothers as the starting point for his novel about Rosa Gryphus and Cornelius van Baerle, The Black Tulip. This author was notably assisted by the history teacher Au
This author rewrote a Frèdèric Gaillardet play about Marguerite de Bourgogne, who drowns her lovers before being exposed by the philosopher Buridan. In addition to The Tower of Nesle, this author warned of German aggression in The Prussian Terror. This author sued Eugène de Mirecourt for accusing him of exploiting scribes in a "literary factory," and used the murder of the De Witte brothers as the starting point for his novel about Rosa Gryphus and Cornelius van Baerle, The Black Tulip. This author was notably assisted by the history teacher Auguste Maquet, and continued one of his novels in the sequels The Vicomte of Bragellone and Twenty Years After. That novel begins with the protagonist visiting Monsieur de Tréville, where he meets Aramis, Athos, and Porthos. For 10 points, name this French author of The Three Musketeers.
This author rewrote a Frèdèric Gaillardet play about Marguerite de Bourgogne, who drowns her lovers before being exposed by the philosopher Buridan.