Clarisse Bader
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Clarisse Bader (28 December 1840 in Strasbourg – 5 February 1902 in Paris)[1] was a French writer.
She was the author of Femme Grecque: Étude de la vie antique ((in French) "Greek Woman: Study of Ancient Life") (1872),[2] La femme française dans les temps modernes ((in French) "The French woman in modern times") (1883), for which she was celebrated by the Académie française,[1] Le comte de Chambrun, ses Etudes politiques et litteraires ((in French) "The Count of Chambrun, his political and literary studies")[2] (1889) and Women in ancient India: Moral and Literary Studies.[3] She is a Gutenberg author and many of her works are still in print.
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