
LE BON CHEVAL DU SIRE DES MOCQUEREAUX
LA PHOTOGRAPHIE DU CIEL
LES PHARES
LES MERVEILLES DE LA SCIENCE - LE FIL ÉLECTRIQUE
L'EXPOSITION YON
NOTES ET IMPRESSIONS
LES LIVRES NOUVEAUX
NOS GRAVURES - LES DÉCOUVERTES DE LOUQSOR
NOTRE SUPPLÉMENT
ANIE - Roman nouveau, par HECTOR MALOT - Illustrations d'ÉMILE BAYARD
Dive into a lively snapshot of 1891, where a French illustrated weekly brings the world to its readers with wit and color. One feature reports on the spectacular excavation of sarcophagi near Luxor, complete with a detailed drawing that captures the mystery of newly unearthed mummies, while another piece playfully chronicles a quirky American pastime that challenges young women to lift their legs high enough to strike a suspended drum.
The magazine also turns its keen eye to the cultural mood of the era, offering a tongue‑in‑cheek interview with contemporary poets who skeptically dismiss the arrival of spring and, by extension, the notion of love. Sprinkled throughout are satirical commentaries on politics and society, all delivered in an engaging, conversational tone that makes history feel immediate and entertaining. This issue is a perfect listen for anyone curious about the blend of serious news and playful observation that defined turn‑of‑the‑century journalism.
Language
fr
Duration
~2 hours (130K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Rénald Lévesque
Release date
2014-01-10
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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