Jules Beaujoint
Jules Beaujoint is a French novelist born with Grandpré in 1830, died in Paris in 1893.
It also published under the pseudonym of Jules de Grandpré .
It was very popular at the 19th century. One of its novels, the bloody inn of Peirebeilhe , was drawn with 200.000 specimens from sound living and was still published in 1960. Some of its works are currently published with the the United States.
See Inn of Peyrebeille.
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