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Le Comédie En Deux Actes, Avec Un Divertissement; Volume 11, Issue 3 Of Recueil De Théatre
Antoine Houdar de la Motte was a French author. He was elected to the Académie française in 1710. He was a champion of the moderns in the revived controversy of the ancients and moderns. His Fables nouvelles (1719) was regarded as a modernist manifesto. His tragedy, Inès de Castro (1723), was an immense success at the Theâtre Français.