Works
- Voyage en Auvergne (autobiographical sketch, 1827)
- Compagnon du tour De France (1840)
- La Petite Fadette (1848)
- Château des Désertes (1850)
- Histoire de ma vie (autobiography up to the revolution of 1848; 1855)
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