Louis-Edouard Coulin

A Doctor of the Old School (Published in: 1894)
A Doctor of the Old School [Book] (Published in: 1895)
Cas de Conscience: Dernière Partie (Published in: 1897)
Cas de Conscience: Première Partie (Published in: 1897)
Domsie (Published in: 1901)
Domsie (I) (Published in: 1900)
Domsie (II) (Published in: 1900)
Domsie (III) (Published in: 1901)
Fille des Champs (Published in: 1901, 1910)
Fille des Champs (1) (Published in: 1898)
Fille des Champs (2) (Published in: 1898)
For Conscience Sake (Published in: 1895, 1895)
Jamie (Published in: 1910, 1899)
L'Idylle de Drumsheugh (Published in: 1899, 1910, 1901)
Lachlan (Published in: 1901, 1901)
Le Vieux Foyer (Published in: 1910)
Un Cas de Conscience (Published in: 1899, 1910)
Un Cas de Coscience (Published in: 1910)
Un Docteur de la Vieille École (Published in: 1899)
Un Docteur de la vieille école (I) (Published in: 1898)
Un Docteur de la vieille école (II) (Published in: 1898)
Un Docteur de la vieille école (III) (Published in: 1898)
Un Docteur de la vieille école (IV) (Published in: 1898)

Barbotte: Croquis de Basse-Bretagne (Published in: 1912)
En Bretagne: La Messe de Gozilis (Published in: 1905)
Ian Maclaren (Published in: 1898)
La Casseuse de Pierres: Nouvelle (Published in: 1907)
La Dame Des Morts. Croquis Breton (Published in: 1909)
La Veillée de la Mort: Croquis de Basse-Bretagne (Published in: 1912)
Le Père Sérec (Published in: 1899)
Naïk: Croquis du pays d’Argoat (Published in: 1912)
Notes du Jour: Pourquoi l’on danse en Bretagne (Published in: 1913)
Soir de Saint-Sylvestre: Croquis de Basse-Bretagne (Published in: 1913)
Visites de Guerre en Basse-Bretagne: L’École des Monts: Feuilleton (Published in: 1915)

Publications Nouvelles: Ceux d’Autrefois, par Ian Maclaren, trad. de l’anglais par Louis-Ed. Coulin. – Genève, Maurice Reymond, un vol. in 12 (Published in: 1901)
Variétés: Correspondance particul. du Journal de Genève: Review of Ian Maclaren – Vieilles Idylles, traduction de l’anglais par L.-E. Coulin (Maurice Reymond) (Published in: 1899)
Vieilles Idylles: Ian Maclaren Vieilles Idylles, traduction de l'anglais, par Louis Ed. Coùlin. 1 vol. Genève, Maurice Reymond et Cie éditeurs. Prix fr. 3. (Published in: 1898)

Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush (Published in: 1894 )

A Doctor of the Old School (Published in: 1895 )

The Days of Auld Lang Syne (Published in: 1895 )

Revue Des Deux Mondes Vol. 142, no. 1 (1897) (Published in: 1897 )

Revue Des Deux Mondes Vol. 141, no. 4 (1897) (Published in: 1897 )

La Semaine Littéraire (Published in: 1898 )

L'Impartial (Published in: 1898 )

Vieilles Idylles (Published in: 1899 )

Revue Des Deux Mondes Vol. 153, no. 3 (1899) (Published in: 1899 )

Journal de Genève (Published in: 1899 )

Revue Illustrée (Published in: 1899 )

La Semaine Littéraire (Published in: 1900 )

Ceux d'Autrefois (Published in: 1901 )

La Semaine Littéraire (Published in: 1901 )

Revue Des Deux Mondes Vol. 2, no. 1 (1901) (Published in: 1901 )

Journal de Genève (Published in: 1901 )

Journal de Genève (Published in: 1905 )

Journal de Genève (Published in: 1907 )

Journal de Genève (Published in: 1909 )

Aux Jours du Vieux Jadis: Nouvelles Écossaises (Published in: 1910 )

Journal de Genève (Published in: 1912 )

Journal de Genève (24 October 1913) (Published in: 1913 )

Journal de Genève (Published in: 1913 )

Journal de Genève (Published in: 1915 )

Au Bureau de la Revue des Deux Mondes (founded in: 1831 )

Fishbacher

Bridel & Cie

Maurice Reymond & Cie

Mentions the region of Kerne Izel (likely the Breton translation of Lower Brittany)

Scotland. Fictional region of Drumtochty’ which critics have connected with the district along the river Almond, north-west of Perth and also with Kinloch, near Blairgowrie, where Watson spent his college vacations.

Scotland. Fictional village of 'Drumtochty’ which critics have connected with Logielmond, in the district along the river Almond, north-west of Perth and also with Kinloch, near Blairgowrie, where Watson spent his college vacations.

Set in Basse-Bretagne (Lower Brittany)

Set in Basse-Bretagne (Lower Brittany); mentions the city of Plouray.

Set in Brittany, Penn Lann Meur, Ti-Coat

Set in Gozilis a group of hills near Kamar’l near Penn-Ouech; Other places mentioned: Paimpol. Pioubazlance, Porseven, Lézardrieux.

Set in St-Michel en Trêves de Glomel, Côtes-d’Armor, Brittany (the locality is also mentioned after the author's signature at the end of the article).

Set in the Argoat region in Brittany

Set in the area called Goëlo near Yvias, in Côtes-d'Armor, Brittany. Underneath the author’s signature a misspelled place name is added “Yrias, C.-du-N.” (Côtes du Nord is the old name for Côtes-d'Armor)

Set in the fisherman port of Doëlan, Brittany, in the Clohars-Carnoët commune. Mentions other locations such as Groix.

Genève

La Chaux-de-Fonds

Lausanne

London

Neuchâtel

Paris

Toronto

John Watson (Ian Maclaren) (1850 - 1907)

Marie Louise de la Ramée (Ouida) (1839 - 1908)

Ed. B.

A. S.

N. [unknown]

La Semaine Littéraire: Revue Hebdomadaire (founded in: 1893 closure in: 1927)

Revue des Deux Mondes (founded in: 1831 )

Journal de Genève: National, Politique et Littéraire (founded in: 1826 closure in: 1998)

L'Impartial (founded in: 1880 )

La Semaine Littéraire: Revue Hebdomadaire (founded in: 1893 closure in: 1927)

Revue Illustrée (founded in: 1885 closure in: 1912)