Ulric Guttinguer

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Ulric Guttinguer

Ulric Guttinguer (born January 31, 1785 in Rouen , † September 21, 1866 ) was a French writer .

Ulric Guttinguer (spr. Güttenggähr) was one of the first older poets to openly convert to the party of the Romantics ; he was co-editor of La Muse française . His best work are the Mélanges poétiques (1824), which testify despite Guttinguer's romantic dependence on his teacher and friend Charles Millevoye . In addition to other lyrical poems and journal articles, there are also several novels by him.

Guttinguer was president of the Académie de Rouen .

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SURNAME Guttinguer, Ulric
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French author
DATE OF BIRTH January 31, 1785
PLACE OF BIRTH Rouen
DATE OF DEATH September 21, 1866