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Dutch French-language writer and composer (1740-1805)
Also known as: Belle de Zuylen, Belle van Zuylen, Isabella Agneta Elisabeth van Tuyll van Serooskerken, Изабель де Шаррьер, إيزابيل دي شاريير, 이자벨 드 샤리에르
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Get your own suggestionsKnown works
- There are no letters like yours (2000)
- Correspondances et textes inédits (2006)
- Letters of Mistress Henley published by her friend (1993)
- Bien-né. Nouvelles et anecdotes. Apologie de la flatterie
- Isabelle de Charrière, une aristocrate révolutionnaire (1988)