File:Renard - Le Maitre de la Lumiere, 1948.djvu

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Maurice Renard: Le Maître de la lumière

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Alternative names	pseudonym: Vincent Saint-Vincent
Description	French writer, poet lawyer, science fiction writer and novelist
Date of birth/death	28 February 1875	18 November 1939
Location of birth/death	Châlons-en-Champagne	Rochefort
Authority file	: Q1399133 VIAF: 24607158 ISNI: 0000000368493676 LCCN: n82215875 Open Library: OL785669A GND: 116438045 WorldCat

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Le Maître de la lumière

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Roman

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Français : Roman de Maurice Renard.

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1948

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