Adolphe Joseph Carcassonne
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Adolphe Joseph Carcassonne (1826, Marseille—September 22, 1891) was a French poet and dramatist. His principal works are:

• Premières Lueurs, a selection of poems (1852)
• Le Jugement de Déea, opera in four acts (1860)
• La Fille du Franc-Juge, drama in four acts in verse (1861)
• Le Siège de Marseilles, drama in five acts (1862)
• La Fête de Molière, a one-act play (1863)
• Gouttes d'Eau, a selection of poems (1869)
• La Leçon de Géographie, an Alsatian legend in verse, in memory of 1871 (1878)
• Théâtre d'Enfants, short comedies in verse (1878)
• Molière et la Médecine (1878)
• Théâtre d'Adolescents (1880)
• Pièces à Dire (1881)
• Scènes à Deux, a selection of plays for young amateurs
• Nouvelles Pièces à Dire (1884)
• République Enfantine, short plays in verse (1885)
• Mariage de Fleurs (1886)
• Théâtre de Jeunes Filles, a selection of plays for young girls (1887)

References

• Larousse, Grand dictionnaire universel, 2d Supplement, p. 733.
• This article incorporates text from the 1901–1906 Jewish Encyclopedia article "Carcassonne, Adolphe Joseph" by Isidore Singer and Isaac Broydé, a publication now in the public domain.