Works
Henri Murger's literary works include:
- Scènes de la vie de bohème (1847–49)
- Scènes de la vie de jeunesse (1851)
- Le Pays latin (1851)
- Scènes de campagne (1854)
- Le Roman de toutes les femmes (1854)
- Ballades et Fantaisies (1854)
- Les Nuits d’hiver (1856)
- Le Sabot rouge (1860)
- Le Roman du Capucin (published 1869)
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