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comtesse de Anne Marie Beaufort d'Hautpoul
1763–1837
A French woman of letters from the late 18th and early 19th centuries, she wrote novels, tales, and educational works for young readers. Her books reflect a literary life shaped by noble origins and a long publishing career in post-Revolutionary France.
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Childéric, Roi des Francs, (tome second)
by comtesse de Anne Marie Beaufort d'Hautpoul
Childéric, Roi des Francs, (tome premier)
by comtesse de Anne Marie Beaufort d'Hautpoul
About the author
Born in Paris in 1763 as Anne-Marie de Montgeroult, she became known as the comtesse de Beaufort d’Hautpoul. French reference sources identify her as a femme de lettres, and records from the Bibliothèque nationale de France place her life from 1763 to 1837.
She published across several forms, including novels, stories, and works aimed at the education of young women. Surviving editions listed in major library catalogs include titles such as Cours de littérature ancienne et moderne, à l’usage des jeunes demoiselles, along with fiction like Arindal and Childéric, roi des Francs, showing both literary and instructional interests.
A portrait of her also appears in 19th-century collections, which suggests that she had a visible place among contemporary women authors of her time. Although she is not widely known today, library and archival records show a steady body of work that kept her name in print well into the nineteenth century.