La Morlière, Jacques Rochette de, 1719-1785

Occupation
(lcsh) Authors, French--18th century
Pamphleteers
Swindlers and swindling

found: Monselet, Charles. Les oubliés et les dédaignés, 1861, via HathiTrust, Oct. 22, 2014:title page (Le chevalier de La Mornière)

found: Cioranescu, A. 18e s.(La Morlière (Charles-Jacques-Louis-Auguste Rochette, Chevalier de; b. Grenoble, 4-22-1719; d. Paris, 6-9-1785; usages: Chev. de la M., Ch. de la M.); lists works, including Les lauriers ecclésiastiques and Réflexions sur la tragédie d'Oreste)

found: Bib. Nat. cat. gén.(La Morlière (Cher Charles-Jacques-Louis-Auguste); usages: M. le Cher de La Morlière; Cher de La Morlière)

found: BnF authorities, Oct. 22, 2014(authorized access point: La Morlière, Jacques Rochette de (1719-1785); born 1719-04-22, Grenoble; died 1785-02-09, Paris; drama critic, author of plays and novels; variant names: Rochette de La Morlière, Jacques (1719-1785); La Morlière, Charles-Jacques-Louis-Auguste Rochette de (1719-1785); La Morlière, Le chevalier de (1719-1785); La Morlière, M. le chevalier de (1719-1785); La Morliere, Mr le chevalier de (1719-1785); Rochette, Jacques (1719-1785); M ***, M. (1719-1785) pseudonyme; L ...., M. de (1719-1785) pseudonyme; usage: le Ch. de La Morlière; chevalier de La Morlière; M. le chevalier de La Morlière; Mr le chevalier de La Morliere; M. M***; M. de L....)

found: Dictionnaire des journalistes 1600-1789, Oct. 22, 2014(Jacques ROSHETTE [that is, Rochette] DE LA MORLIÈRE (1719-1785); Jacques Rochette, son of Joseph Rochette de La Morlière, born Grenoble, 22 April 1719; after scandals in Grenoble, he was sent to Paris, where he joined the king's musketeers, but was dismissed for dishonorable reasons; first made his name by publishing Angola in 1746; the publication of Campagnes de l'abbé T [Les lauriers ecclesiastiques, ou Campagnes de l'abbé de T***] in 1747 caused him to be exiled to Rouen, where he seduced a wealthy man's daughter and blackmailed her father; back in Paris, he caused another scandal with the publication of Très humbles remontrances à la cohue and an affair with a married woman, and was exiled to Grenoble until 1749; involved in another scandal with a married woman in 1758; imprisoned in Saint-Lazare in Paris, 1762; involved in several other scandals and scams with women; his reputation was especially as a pamphleteer and as the head of the claques at the Théâtre-Français and the Théâtre-Italien)

found: French Wikipedia, Oct. 22, 2014(article title: Jacques Rochette de La Morlière; "Charles-Jacques-Louis-Auguste Rochette de La Morlière, dit 'Le Chevalier' ... est un mondain et un écrivain français")

found: VIAF, Oct. 22, 2014:VIAF ID: 7400912 (La Morlière, Jacques Rochette de (1719-1785): NUKAT Center of Warsaw University Library, National Library of Poland,National Library of France; La Morlière, Charles Jacques Louis Auguste Rochette de 1719-1785: German National Library; La Morlière, Charles-Jacques-Louis-Auguste Rochette: German National Library; La Morlière, Charles-Jacques-Louis-Auguste Rochette, 1719-1785: National Library of Australia, National Library of Israel, LC/NACO; La Morlière, Jacques Rochette, 1719-1785, chevalier de: Sudoc, France; La Morlière, Charles-Jacques-Louis-Auguste Rochette de: RERO) VIAF ID: 306183154 (La Morlière, de (Charles Jacques Louis Auguste), Le Chevalier, 1701-1785: National Library of the Netherlands) VIAF ID: 17745101 (La Morlière, Jacques Rochette de: German National Library) VIAF ID: 298995541 (La Morliere, Charles Jacques Louis Auguste Rochette de: National Library of Israel )

found: OCLC, Oct. 22, 2014(usage includes: le chevalier de La Morlière; La Morlière; Jacques Rochette de La Morlière; Jacques-Rochette de La Morlière; De La Morlière; Charles de La Morlière)