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	Some of them have been or are being studied. Among them:<br><br> '''some journalists:'''<br>		Some of them have been or are being studied. Among them:<br><br> '''some journalists:'''<br>
	[[Madame de Beaumer]],<br>		[[Madame de Beaumer]],<br>
-	[[Françoise Albine Benoist]],<br>	+	[[Madame Benoist]],<br>
	[[Louise d'Epinay]];<br><br>		[[Louise d'Epinay]];<br><br>
	'''some very prolific writers:'''<br>		'''some very prolific writers:'''<br>
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	[[Antoinette de Salvan]],<br>		[[Antoinette de Salvan]],<br>
	[[Adélaïde de Souza]], <br>		[[Adélaïde de Souza]], <br>
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Women's writing in France before c. 1900

Due to the programme's initially smaller scope (the relationships between France and the Netherlands), the number of French authors in the database WomenWriters is relatively important: next to 600. The large volume of 18th-century authors is occasioned by the sources that have been used.

Some of them have been or are being studied. Among them:

some journalists:
Madame de Beaumer,
Madame Benoist,
Louise d'Epinay;

some very prolific writers:
Stéphanie-Félicité de Genlis,
George Sand;

an educator:
Marie Leprince de Beaumont;

some famous women:
Germaine de Staël,
Françoise de Graffigny,
Marie-Jeanne Riccoboni;

and other authors:
Antoinette de Salvan,
Adélaïde de Souza,
etc....

SvD, January 2008

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• The writing side > French authors