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Charles Theodore Murray

1843–1924

Best known for the novel Mlle. Fouchette, this little-known American writer brought readers a vivid story set in France. His work has lasted long enough to be preserved by Project Gutenberg and other public-domain libraries.

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Mlle. Fouchette: A Novel of French Life

Mlle. Fouchette: A Novel of French Life

by Charles Theodore Murray

About the author

Charles Theodore Murray was an American writer born in 1843 and recorded as having died in 1924. Reliable catalog and library-style sources available here identify him chiefly through his surviving fiction rather than through a well-documented public life.

He is best known for Mlle. Fouchette: A Novel of French Life, published in 1902. The novel follows a young girl living in hard conditions in France, and modern public-domain editions show that the book continued to attract readers long after its original publication.

Because biographical information on Murray is sparse in the sources I could confirm, much of his background remains unclear. What does stand out is that his work endured: it has been preserved in major public-domain collections and is still discoverable today by readers of classic fiction.