| Publications are in a number of languages and they include academic and popular research, belles-lettres, memoirs, albums, catalogues, guidebooks, poetry, posters and documentaries on the history of the camp. |
| Upon the tables there were engravings, drawing-books, and works of belles-lettres. |
| This is downright impossible unless you reach for the treasury of belles-lettres, for its rich variety of expression. |
| Literary scholars typically assume that American belles-lettres after the Puritans has been largely a secular affair. |
| The collection includes English and Anglo-Irish poetry, belles-lettres, and non-fiction of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. |
| Sir Thomas objected to the inclusion of belles-lettres as beneath the dignity of the institution he was fostering. |
