Collection context
Summary
- Creator:
- Chardonne, Jacques, 1884-1968
- Abstract:
- The Chardonne mss., 1929-1936, consists of the letters of novelist Jacques Chardonne, 1884-1968, whose real name is Jacques Boutelleau.
- Extent:
- 1 folio
- Language:
- Materials are in French .
- Preferred citation:
[Item], Chardonne mss., Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.
Background
- Biographical / Historical:
Jacques Chardonne, 1884-1968, is a novelist whose real name is Jacques Boutelleau. He was born at Barbezieux, Charente, France to an American Quaker mother and a French father, and he was raised Protestant. In 1910 he became a member of the P.V. Stock publishing firm. After 1915, while convalescing from an illness, he began to write and published his first novel in 1921 which portrayed French family, business life, and provincial society.
Politically, he showed support for closer ties between France and Germany by joining Groupe Collaboration, as well as with his "Private Chronicle 1940" which supported European submission to Hitler. After World War II he was imprisoned after being denounced for Nazi collaboration and subsequently died in 1968.
- Scope and Content:
The Chardonne mss., 1929-1936, are the letters of Jacques Chardonne, 1884-1968, novelist. The letters are to his publisher, Louis Brun, and mention his books Chant du Bienheureux, Les Destinees Sentimentales, Epithalame, and Eva.
- Acquisition information:
Came to the Lilly Library in 1972
Removed from Jacques Chardonne, Paris, 1929
- Arrangement:
This collection is arranged following original order.
- Physical location:
- Lilly - Folio
Indexed Terms
- Subjects:
- French Literature
Quakers
publishing
France --Social life and customs - Names:
- Chardonne, Jacques, 1884-1968. Works (Series)
Groupe Collaboration (France)
World War, 1939-1945; Germany
France
Chardonne, Jacques, 1884-1968. Private chronicle 1940.
Chardonne, Jacques, 1884-1968 - Places:
- French
National socialism
Quaker women
Quakers--United States--Biography
Protestantism
Protestantism--History
Protestantism--20th century
French family
Authors, French--20th century--Family relationships
Stock (Firm
Business--France
Access
- RESTRICTIONS:
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- TERMS OF ACCESS:
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- PREFERRED CITATION:
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[Item], Chardonne mss., Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.
- CAMPUS:
- Indiana University Bloomington
- LOCATION OF THIS COLLECTION:
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1200 East Seventh StreetBloomington, Indiana 47405-5500, USA
- CAMPUS:
- Indiana University Bloomington
- CONTACT:
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(812) 855-2452liblilly@indiana.edu