| 词条 | Antoine Année |
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Antoine Année (Avremesnil in pays de Caux, near Dieppe 1770 – Paris, 1846) was an 18th/19th-century French playwright and journalist. Année embraced early on the cause of freedom, but being in Paris at the times of the 20th June, the 10th August and the September Massacres, misfortunes and events made a deep impression on him, since he never ceased to rise against its excesses. During the reign of Terror, he was in the army, shelter and security asylum for men who did not occupy positions high enough to give rise to desire or arouse the fears of authority. Some months after the {{Interlanguage link multi|Chute de Robespierre|fr}}, Année returned to Paris and published under the title Réhabilitateur a magazine devoted to avenge the victims of the Terror. It was still too near the system against which he stood and his newspaper only numbered some twenty issues. The men who had played leading roles were still too powerful for such paper to be published with impunity and Année was forced to abandon it. He previously co-wrotte some vaudevilles and contributed literary articles to several periodicals, including the {{Interlanguage link multi|Revue encyclopédique|fr}}, the Mercure du XIXe siècle and Le Constitutionnel. At a time when the critic Julien Louis Geoffroy threw consternation behind the scenes, Année gathered his various judgments, opposed them to each other and wrote a book that was assigned to Pigault-Lebrun. Theatre
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