Yves-Marie Adeline - Works

Works

  • L’Aube royale (Sicre 1991)
  • La Musique et le monde (Téqui 1994)
  • Le Roi et le monde moderne (C&T 1995)
  • Le Carré des philosophes (Trédaniel 1995)
  • La Droite piégée (C&T 1996)
  • Le Pouvoir légitime (C&T 1997)
  • La Droite où l’on n’arrive jamais (Sicre 2000)
  • Le Royalisme en questions (Editions de Paris / L’Age d’Homme 2002)
  • Les Amours dangereuses, poèmes (Editions Jean d’Orcival 1994)
  • La Main offerte, poèmes (Editions Jean d’Orcival 1994)
  • L’Epouse, poèmes (Sicre 2002)
  • Le Manteau d’étoiles, poèmes (Editions de Paris 2002)
  • Radieuse Hostie, poèmes (Editions de Paris 2004)
  • L'Appel des sirènes (Editions de Paris 200
  • Marie-Antoinette, Drame en cinq actes, Editions de Paris, 2005 (ISBN 2-85162-081-9).
  • Histoire mondiale des idées politiques (Ellipses 2007)
  • Les Angéliques, poèmes, Via Romana, 2008 (ISBN 978-2-916727-41-7)
  • La Pensée antique, Ellipses, 2008

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