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Hippolyte de Villemessant

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October 1874, Villemessant is invited by his friend Jean-Baptiste Daloz to hunt in his property in Le Touquet. Fascinated by the beauty of what Villemessant calls the « Arcachon of the North Â», he gives his friend the idea to transform part of his property into a future sea resort.
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had gone bankrupt twice. This can happen to the most honest men. He had no more choices other than between suicide and the police court. He was in this moment of supreme anguish, where a man, feeling himself lost, risks everything, even a crime. He risked more than a crime, he risked
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The son of colonel Pierre Cartier and of Augustine Louise Renée Françoise de Launay de Villemessant, Hippolyte de Villemessant began his career trading in ribbons. After his business fell apart, he left to become an insurance inspector in
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Villemessant gives it a name « Paris-Plage Â». Thus in 1882, came a live the first part of Touquet Paris Plage (in the west of the boulevard Daloz).
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In 1869 Hippolyte de Villemessant built on the cĂ´te d'Azur la "Villa du Soleil" as a writers retreat. 20 years later the villa became the "
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Moving to Paris in 1839, he launched a weekly magazine on fashion, literature, theatre and music entitled
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and got de Villemessant imprisoned in the prison de Mazas. In 1850, he launched
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for the tenth time, this time in a weekly format. One historian later wrote:
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Monsieur le Comte de Chambord et la France Ă  Wiesbaden
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Les Cancans, petit almanach de la chronique de Paris
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met the same fate. In May 1848, he tried again with
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