APPENDIX C
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| Name of Book. | Year of Publication. |
Remarks re Authenticity, etc.
|
|---|---|---|
| Maître Adam le Calabrais[1] | 1840 | Unquestionably Dumas. Bound with "La Colombe." Collaborator: Fiorentino. |
| Les Mariages de Père Olifus | 1850 | Dumas. From materials obtained during a visit to Holland. |
| Le Marquis d'Escoman (Drames Galantes) | 1861 | Not by Dumas. |
| Mémoires d'un Aveugle | 1856-7 | A version of the "Mémoires de Madame du Deffand." See "Les Confessions de la Marquise." Not by Dumas. |
| Les Mémoires d'un Médecin ("The Memoirs of a Physician") | 1847 | Dumas, with Maquet's assistance. (Sequels: "Le Collier de la Reine," "Ange Pitou," "La Comtesse de Charny" and "Chevalier de Maison-Rouge." |
| Le Meneur de Loups | 1857 | Dumas. A tale of Villers-Cotterets. |
| Mes Mémoires | 1852-4 | The story of his life, 1802-32. |
| *Mémoires d'Horace | 1860 | Not now accessible. |
| Les Milles-et-un Fantomes | 1849 | Said to have been in collaboration with Paul Bocage. A treatise on the horrible, rather than a story. |
| Les Mohicans de Paris | 1854-5 | Dumas in collaboration with Bocage. Translation now out of print. Followed by "Salvator." |
| Les Morts vont vite | 1861 | "Appreciations" of Chateaubriand, le Duc et Duchesse D'Orléans, Béranger, Sue, De Musset, etc., by Dumas. |
| Une Nuit à Florence | 1861 | Dumas. |
- ↑ A translation by the writer will shortly be published.
