Barbin

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Publishing	Marie-Catherine de Villedieu	There appeared through Barbin of Paris, in stages, a six-volume historical novel or collection of tales, Le Journal Amoureux, which began as a project of MCV for adapting a work by another writer. Cuénin, Micheline. Roman et société sous Louis XIV : Madame de Villedieu (Marie-Catherine Desjardins 1640-1683). Atelier Reproduction des Thèses & Librairie Honoré; Champion. 19 Morrissette, Bruce Archer. The Life and Works of Marie-Catherine Desjardins. 83 Klein, Nancy Deighton. The Female Protagonist in the <span data-tei-ns-tag="tei_title" data-tei-title-lvl="a">Nouvelles</span> of Madame de Villedieu. Peter Lang. 183
Textual Production	Marie-Madeleine de Lafayette	This book, set in the period which in England was Elizabethan , became notorious before publication through private salon readings. When published in Paris by Barbin , with the author's name withheld, it was immediately...
Textual Production	Marie-Catherine de Villedieu	She then turned, not to Barbin, but to Jean Ribou in 1667 to publish a short novel, Anaxandre. Next year she returned to Barbin to publish a pastoral novel, Carmente, described on its...

The first volume of François de Fénelon 's Télémaque appeared at Paris, and was quickly suppressed.

Lafayette, Marie-Madeleine de. La princesse de Clèves. Barbin, 1678.

Lafayette, Marie-Madeleine de, and Pierre-Daniel Huet. Zayde. Barbin, 1671.

Villedieu, Marie-Catherine de. Les Exiléz de la Cour d’Auguste. Barbin, 1672.

Villedieu, Marie-Catherine de. Oeuvres meslées. Barbin, 1674.