Quotes:Fauvety, Charles

Zirkoff, Boris

Fauvety, Charles. French writer, politician and editor, b. at Uzes (Gard), Aug. 10, 1813; d. at Asnières, Feb. 11, 1894. Was very active in the Saint-Simonien Movement (1830-45), and with Éliphas Lévi founded the journal La Vérité, 1845; subsequently, contributed most of the money for the publication of the Représentant du Peuple, being with Proudhon its principal contributor. In 1848, he founded La Montagne, and under the Second Empire, La Revue Philosophique 529 et Religieuse. During the years 1866-1870, he published La Solidarité, which was followed by *La Religion Laique et Universelle in 1876. At the end of his life, he published a work called Démonstration scientifique de l’existence de Dieu (Nantes, 1894).

Fauvety joined The Theosophical Society about 1883, and was actively engaged in Theosophical and allied work in France. He was the Editor of a Bulletin Mensuel published by the Société Scientifique d’Études Psychologiques, in which several of H.P.B.’s articles appeared at the time. These may be found in their proper chronological place in the present Series.

Source: Boris de Zirkoff, «H. P. Blavatsky Collected Writings», vol. 2, pp. 528-529