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French poet (1868-1938)
Also known as: Франсис Жамм, 프랑시스 잠, フランシス・ジャム, 弗朗西斯·雅姆, Жамм, Жамм Франсис
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- Francis Jammes et Pau
- Le poète et l'inspiration
- De l'âge divin à l'âge ingrat (1921)
- Ma France poétique (1926)
- Correspondance, 1897-1937 (1997)