Gabrielle Soumet

It was performed the same evening as Le Chêne du Roi (The King's Oak), a historical comedy in one act by the latter.

These two plays had the same critical success and were printed under the title: Une soirée au théâtre français (An evening at the French theater).

[2] She published a certain number of works among which are included: "Berthe Bertha", poem, 1843; Récits de l'histoire d'Angleterre depuis Jules-César jusqu'à nos jours première (Stories of the history of England from Julius Caesar to the present day), first edition 1856, 4th, 1879; Récits de l'histoire de Rome payenne (Stories of the history of pagan Rome), 1856; les Marguerites de France (The Marguerites of France), 1858; les Deux frères (The Two Brothers), 1858; les Quatre siècles littéraires (The Four Literary Centuries), 1859, 4th ed.

She kept in her portfolio, in addition to several pieces by her father and herself, a translation into verse of Nuits d'Young (Young's Nights), and a study on the Jacquerie.

[2] Committed to the feminist newspaper La voix des femmes, she signed with the initials "G.S.