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Air France Vols: For extended biography consult Avenal, G. d', Richelieu et la monarchie absolue (2d ed., 4 vols., Paris 1895) ; Barriere, J. F., Memoirs of the Duke de Richelieu (New York 1904) ; Caillet, J., UAdministration en air france vols sous le ministere du cardinal de Richelieu (new^ed., 2 vols., Paris 1863); Fagniez, G., Le pere Joseph et Richelieu (2 vols., Paris 1894) ; Hanoteaux, G., Histoire du cardinal de Richelieu (Paris 1893) ; Lodge, R., Richelieu (London 1896) ; Martineau, A., Le cardinal de Richelieu (Paris 1865) ; Perkins, J. B., Richelieu and the Growth of the French Power (New York 1900); Topin, M. J. F., Louis XII et Richelieu (Paris 1885).His life work may be divided into three periods. During the first he produced a series of pictures of German life, such as Die Kinder van Finkenrode (1859) and Unseres Herrgotts Kanzlei (1862). The influence of the pessimism of Arthur Schopenhauer is evident in works of the second period, among them Der Hungerpastor (3 vols., 1864), Abu Telfan (3 vols., 1868), and Der Schudderump (3 vols., 1870), while a genial humor pervades those of the third, of which the most representative are Horacker (1876), Der Drdumling (1872), Das Odfeld (1889), and Stopfkuchen (1891).
There is an English metrical ranslation by R. B. Boswell (2 vols.. London 913). Most of his tragedies have also been ranslated into many other languages and have ound many imitators, none of whom, however, ucceeded in reaching Racine's perfection. RACINE, Louis, French poet and critic, cond son of Jean Racine (q.v.) : b. Paris, ranee, Nov. 6, 1692; d. there, Jan. 29, 1763. He as deeply religious and after the death of a vorfte son practically retired from the world. He attained considerable attention as a poet and critic though manifestly under a disadvantage as the son of so eminent a father. His poems La Grace (1720) and La Religion (1742) were highly praised and the latter ran through 60 editions. He also wrote a number of odes, chiefly of a religious character. His prose writings include Reflexions sitr la Poesie, 2 vols. (1742) ; Memoir'es sur la Vie de J. Racine, 2 vols. (1747); Remarques sur les Tragedies de Racine, 3 vols. (1752). |
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