Works of Anatole France

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Table of Contents

List of Works by Genre and Title
List of Works in Alphabetical Order

Partial List of Works in Chronological Order
Anatole France
Biography
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Novels:
A Mummer's Tale (Translated by Charles E.
Roche)
Balthasar and Other Works (Translated by Mrs. John
Lane):
- The Cure's Mignonette
- M. Pigeonneau
- The Daughter of
Lilith
- Laeta Acilia
- A Note on a Point of Exegesis
- The Red
Egg
Child Life In Town And Country (Translated by Alfred
Allinson)
Honey-Bee (Illustrated) (Translated by Mrs. John
Lane)
Penguin Island (Translated by A. W. Evans)
Thais
(Translated by Robert B. Douglas)
The Aspirations of Jean Servien
(Translated by Alfred Allinson)
The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard

The Gods are Athirst (Translated by Mrs. Wilfrid Jackson)
The
Merrie Tales Of Jacques Tournebroche (Translated by Alfred
Allinson)
The Queen Pedauque (Translated by Jos. A. V.
Stritzko)
The Red Lily
The Well of Saint Clare (Translated by
Alfred Allinson)
The Revolt of the Angels (Translated by Mrs.
Wilfrid Jackson)

Non-Fiction:
The Life of Joan of Arc, Volume 1
(Illustrated) (Translated by Winifred Stephens)
The Life of Joan of
Arc, Volume 2 (Illustrated) (Translated by Winifred Stephens)

Short Stories:
The Mass of Shadows
Marguerite
(Illustrated) (Translated by J. Lewis May)
The Miracle Of The Great
St. Nicolas (Translated by D. B. Stewart)
The Seven Wives Of
Bluebeard (Translated by D. B. Stewart)
Putois (Translated by
William Patten)
The Story Of The Duchess Of Cicogne And Of Monsieur De
Boulingrin (Translated by D. B. Stewart)