Raoul de Navery

Eugénie Saffray, called Raoul de Navery, circa 1875}} Raoul de Navery was the pseudonym of Madame Chervet, born Marie-Eugenie Saffray (21 September 1829 in Ploërmel – 17 May 1885 in La Ferté-sous-Jouarre), a French Roman Catholic novelist. She also wrote under the pseudonyms Marie David and M. S. David. Provided by Wikipedia

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The castle of Coetquen /

Main Creator:
Navery, Raoul de, 1831-1885.
Language:
English : French
Published / Created
[1886]
Notes
Physical description: 8, 373 p ; 8vo.
 

The queen's confession, or, The martyrdom of St. John Nepomucene /

Main Creator:
Navery, Raoul de, 1831-1885.
Language:
English
Notes
Physical description: 174, 61 pages ; 18 cm.
 

John Canada.

Main Creator:
Navery, Raoul de, 1831-1885.
Language:
English : French
Published / Created
[n.d.]
Notes
Physical description: viii, 304 p. 19 cm.
 

Father Fitzroy; or, The martyr of a secret.

A tale of the Irish famine.
Main Creator:
Navery, Raoul de, 1831-1885.
Language:
English : French
Published / Created
[n.d.]
Notes
Physical description: iv, [1] 8-326 p.
 

The monk's pardon :

a historical romance of the time of Philip IV. of Spain /
Main Creator:
Navery, Raoul de, 1831-1885.
Language:
English
Notes
Physical description: 312 pages ; 19 cm.
 

The Castle of Coetquen :

or Patira /
Main Creator:
Navery, Raoul de, 1831-1885.
Language:
English
Published / Created
[no date].
Notes
Fiction. A bookplate pasted into the title page deno...
 
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