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A heads up for future editors, several of Pouget's biographies mention that he was a participant of the
1881 London Social Revolutionary Congress. When writing the article, I initially included this piece of info, but it seems it's actually a common mistake first made by
Jean Maitron according to Pouget's
Maitron article.
Aleksamil (
talk) 12:22, 16 April 2024 (UTC)reply
Note on Pouget's partner (or first wife) Marie
Another heads up for future editors, namely according to the source (Bantman 2009), Pouget was accompanied to London in 1894 by his partner Marie. However, you'll find that his partner at the time was in fact Stéphanie Boiteux, and not a woman named Marie.
Now, according to
this article by
Marianne Enckell, it seems her birth name was in fact Marie Boisteux, so it refers to the same person. I left the name Marie seeing as that's how she was mentioned in the source, but note she must have later changed her name to Stéphanie, as well as the spelling of her last name.
Aleksamil (
talk) 12:27, 16 April 2024 (UTC)reply
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A heads up for future editors, several of Pouget's biographies mention that he was a participant of the
1881 London Social Revolutionary Congress. When writing the article, I initially included this piece of info, but it seems it's actually a common mistake first made by
Jean Maitron according to Pouget's
Maitron article.
Aleksamil (
talk) 12:22, 16 April 2024 (UTC)reply
Note on Pouget's partner (or first wife) Marie
Another heads up for future editors, namely according to the source (Bantman 2009), Pouget was accompanied to London in 1894 by his partner Marie. However, you'll find that his partner at the time was in fact Stéphanie Boiteux, and not a woman named Marie.
Now, according to
this article by
Marianne Enckell, it seems her birth name was in fact Marie Boisteux, so it refers to the same person. I left the name Marie seeing as that's how she was mentioned in the source, but note she must have later changed her name to Stéphanie, as well as the spelling of her last name.
Aleksamil (
talk) 12:27, 16 April 2024 (UTC)reply