2000 : Sir Evans et le Minotaure – Le génie perdu de l’Île de Pâques
Paris, Magellan, 260 pages.
Co-written with Patrick Nottret. Collection Les grandes énigmes des mondes perdus. Note: Awaiting annotation.
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« Lacenaire – Le fiancé de la guillotine», pp.203-250 dans COLLECTIF. Histoire du banditisme Volume 2. Éditions Famot, 252 pages. Note: Awaiting annotation.
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Paris, Éditions du Sud, Albin Michel, 335 pages “Just as Jacobin and Napoleonic expansion had tended to liberate peoples before giving them a new discipline, the School of Five broke the chains with which Italian and Classical tyranny had burdened the realm of music; in this sense Balakirev and his satellites, Borodin, Moussorgsky, César Cui,…
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