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Emile Masson

(Masson, Emile, 1869-1923)

Émile Masson, Breton writer and anarchist.

Émile Masson (28 July 1869–8 February 1923) was a Breton writer and thinker. He also used the pseudonyms Brenn, Ewan Gweznou, and Ion Prigent. (From Wikipedia)

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Associated author:

Séailles, Gabriel, 1852-1922

Books by Emile Masson:

Masson, Emile, 1869-1923, trans.: Alsace-Lorraine: The History of an Annexation (Paris: French League for the Rights of Man, 1916), by Gabriel Séailles, also trans. by Elsie Masson (page images here at Penn)

Additional books by Emile Masson in the extended shelves:

Masson, Emile, 1869-1923: Les rebelles. (Librarie de "Pages Libres,", 1909) (page images at HathiTrust)
Masson, Emile, 1869-1923: Lettre d'un Répétiteur en Congé. (Union pour l'action morale, 1901) (page images at HathiTrust)

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