Paul Cunisset-Carnot

Paul Cunisset-Carnot , born with Pouilly-in-Auxois (Coast of Gold) the March 19th 1849 and dead on June 1st 1919, is a French writer, author of books of hunting and studies historical and literary.

Works

Of the Hare (1888)
the Quarrel of the president de Brosses with Voltaire (1888)
Dijonese Terms (1889)
the Small Agronomist, first book of agriculture and horticulture (1890)
the Lawyer of everyone, handy guide of usual legislation, with all the formulas and models of used acts in practice (1891)
the Conciliation of the businesses, complete form of the laws and the usual acts, by P. Cunisset-Carnot, follow-up of: made Accounts Department and accounts, by Mullaire (1892)
the Book of agriculture: agricultural readings, excursions, experiments, draftings, problems and dictations on agriculture given to the examinations of the certificate of studies (1893)
a separatist Movement under Louis XIII. The riot of Lanturelus in Dijon in 1630 (1897)
Dawdlings of a hunter (1905)
Life in the countryside (1907)
For the hunters. Made well your cartridges! Calm your nerves! (1908)
Hunting with shooting (1911)
Strange fortune (1912)
Fishing (1912)
fresh water Fishing (1914)
the Small one and great fishing (1914)
Country life during the war (1917)
Hippolyte Carnot and the Ministry for the state education of IIe Republic: February 24th - July 5th, 1848 (1948) Text in line

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