Seriously thoughtful Correct street name please

[AlexBell]

I'm preparing The Last Day of a Condemned Man by Victor Hugo for the MobileRead library. One of the translations I'm using has 'Place de la Grève' for one of the places he is imprisoned, and another has 'Place de Grève'. The street seems to be in Paris. Which is the correct name?

Also, while I am here, the street names and places are hyphenated in one translation, and not hyphenated in the other - eg Notre-Dame or Notre Dame. Is there a correct usage for this?

Thanks in advance.

[Arios]

Hi Alex,

My bet:

1. La place de Grève (note the lowercase p) ref: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Place_..._la_Libération
   
2. cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris or, for example
   
3. rue Notre-Dame

You can find some usefull informations about «trait d'union» here: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trait_d'union

PS I claim the title of: "your official translator"
Seriously, you can find a nice French version of this narrative here: http://www.ebooksgratuits.com/newsen...1518&format=so

[AlexBell]

Originally Posted by Arios

Hi Alex,

My bet:

1. La place de Grève (note the lowercase p) ref: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Place_..._la_Libération
   
2. cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris or, for example
   
3. rue Notre-Dame

You can find some usefull informations about «trait d'union» here: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trait_d'union

PS I claim the title of: "your official translator"
Seriously, you can find a nice French version of this narrative here: http://www.ebooksgratuits.com/newsen...1518&format=so

Thanks, Arios. That's helpful. I think I'll make my way through the ebook, and use whatever is there.

[Arios]

You are welcome Alex,

Happy to have been helpful, it is rather quiet here.