Paul 'Ovide' Ducauroy

French weaver, and anarchist individualist activist and propagandist. an anarchist individualist activist who was then residing at Paris 74 rue Castagnary (15th), had been kept reformed in 1914 and was manager of the periodical Pardelà la Mêlée (Orléans then Déols), which appeared from January 26, 1916 to February 28, 1918 (42 issues), then manager of La Mêlée which published Pierre Chardon from March 15, 1918; after the death of Chardon.

Ducauroy was also the editor of E. Armand, de L’En hors, from 15 October 1925, and after war, of L’Unique since the fourth issue published in October 1945. He lived for a time in Pontgouin (Eure-et-Loir).

The idea of suicide haunted him—his parents had ended their lives—and he hung on September 11, 1953. He had published in L’En horse some quatrains.