Cherbullier, Victor

The son of the philologist Andre Cherbullier ^[1] , made his debut in the literary field with travel essays on Greece and the East under the title “A propos d'un cheval, causeries athéniennes” (1860; new edition, 1880, with the author’s biography).

Since 1864, he became an active employee of Revue des Deux Mondes , posting articles of critical and journalistic content there (under the pseudonym G. Valbert). These articles were collected by him and published in books: "L'Allemagne politique" (1870); L'Espagne politique (1874); Hommes et choses d'Allemagne (1877); Profils étrangers (1889); "L'Art et la nature" (1892).

At the same time, Cherbullier wrote more than a dozen novels and novels read with pleasure (many of them translated into German and other European languages): Le comte Kostia (1863), Paule Méré (1864), Le roman d'une honnête femme ”(1866),“ Le grand œuvre ”(1867),“ Prosper Randoce ”(1867),“ L'aventure de Ladislas Bolski ”(1869),“ Samuel Brohl et C-ie ”(1877),“ L 'Idée de Jean Têterol "(1878)," Olivier Maugant "(1885)," La Bête "(1887)," La vocation du Comte Ghislain "(1889)," Une Gageure "(1890)," La revanche de Joseph Noirel ”(1892),“ Le secret du précepteur ”(1893),“ Miss Rovel ”(1894),“ Après fortune faite ”(1895),“ Le roi Apepi ”(1895),“ Jacques Vanesse ”(1898) and other

• Cherbylie // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.