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Paul Foucher (1810–1875)
Foucher, Paul (fö-shā’). A French playwright (1810–75). Partly in collaboration with others and partly alone, he composed about 70 romantic dramas of very unequal value for the Boulevard Théâtre of Paris. His ‘Notre Dame de Paris,’ after Victor Hugo’s novel, alone of all his pieces now holds the stage.