Brousse, La Cerdagne française, Pyrénées catalanes.

- The French Cerdanya - general physiognomy - First itinerary: from Prades to Bourg-Madame - Second itinerary: Mont-Louis and its surroundings - Third itinerary: from Mont-Louis to Saillagousse and its surroundings - Fourth itinerary: from Saillagousse to Llivia - Fifth itinerary: from Saillagousse to Bourg-Madame - Sixth itinerary: Bourg-Madame to Valcebollère - Seventh itinerary: Mont-Louis to Angoustrine - Eighth itinerary: Bourg-Madame to Belloch - Ninth itinerary: Bourg-Madame to Puigmorens - Tenth itinerary: from the climbs to the Carlit peak - Eleventh itinerary: from Cabanasse to Nuria - Twelfth itinerary: Mont-Louis to Font-Romeu - Further information

Emmanuel Brousse, born on 23 August 1866 in Perpignan (Pyrénées-Orientales) and died on 17 November 1926 in Paris, was a French printer, journalist and politician, member of the Democratic Alliance. His father, also named Emmanuel, was in charge of the printing works of the local Pyrénées-Orientales newspaper "L'Indépendant". At a very young age, his son worked as a typographer in the family print shop, then tried his hand at journalism by writing articles on local life, and travelled the department. He became a journalist in 1889. He was then elected deputy of the Pyrénées-Orientales and was appointed Under-Secretary of State for Finance. A monument is dedicated to him, monument installed outside Mont-Louis with this mention that many others could envy him: "To the benefactor of the Cerdanya - To the minister died poor".