Plays
- Oxtiern, The Misfortunes of Libertinage (1800) (Le Comte Oxtiern ou les Effets du Libertinage)
- Les Jumelles ou le /choix difficile
- Le Prevaricateur ou le Magistrat du temps passe
- Jeanne Laisne, ou le Siege de Beauvais
- L'Ecole des jaloux ou la Folle Epreuve
- Le Misanthrope par amour ou Sophie et Desfrancs
- Le Capricieux, ou l'Homme inegal
- Les Antiquaires
- Henriette et Saint-Clair, ou la Force du Sang (Destroyed / Lost)
- Franchise et Trahison
- Fanny, ou les Effets du desespoir
- La Tour mysterieuse
- L'Union des arts ou les Ruses de l'amour
- Divertissement (missing)
- La Fille malheureuse (Destroyed / Lost)
- Les Fetes de l'amitie
- L'Egarement de l'infortune (Destroyed / Lost)
- Tancrede (Destroyed / Lost)
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