Louis Bertrand

Bertrand, Louis (1866-1941). French novelist best known for works such as Le Sang des races (1899), La Cina (1901), and Pépète le bien-aimé (1901), extolling the virtues of European colonists, particularly in French Algeria. An influential figure in French colonial literature, he championed the idea of a Mediterranean civilization based on the legacy of imperial Rome.

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Louis Bertrand may refer to:

• Louis Bertrand (saint) (1526-1581), Spanish Dominican priest
• Louis Bertrand (Quebec seigneur) (1779-1871), Canadian politician and businessman
• Aloysius Bertrand (1807-1841), French poet
• Louis Bertrand (novelist) (1866-1941), French novelist, historian, and essayist

See also

• Louis Bertrand Castel (1688-1757), French mathematician
• Louis Bertrand Goodall (1851-1935), American politician

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