WorkJacques Antoine Hippolyte de Guibert

Eulogy of Julie de Lespinasse

Eulogy of Julie de Lespinasse Inferred

Jacques Antoine Hippolyte de Guibert (1743–1790)

InferredFuller attributes a eulogy and a separate quote to Guibert; likely from the prefatory material to the Lettres de Lespinasse (1809) which included Guibert’s eulogy.

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“Mlle L’Espinasse n’etait pas savante; / elle etait instruite, et elle n’en avait / pas la pretention...”

Fuller, Margaret. "Extracts Only." Houghton Library, Harvard University; bMS Am 1086 (88); Box 6 (88).

Inferred Fuller attributes a eulogy and a separate quote to Guibert; likely from the prefatory material to the Lettres de Lespinasse (1809) which included Guibert’s eulogy.

Fuller also copies ‘Il n’y a que du plaisir et point de gloire a vivre pour un seul objet’ attributed to L’Espinasse on p. 43, distinguishing the two authors’ contributions.