He did not write any published books or works of literature. He was known for his military writings and reports, which focused on his experiences in Africa and his views on colonization. These documents are primarily found in archival records and are not widely accessible.
The Voulet-Chanoine expedition itself has been the subject of several historical accounts, but these are written by other authors, not by Voulet himself.
If you are interested in learning more about Voulet and the expedition, you can consult the following:
* "The Madmen of God" by Bruce Chatwin: This book provides a detailed account of the expedition and the motivations of Voulet and Chanoine.
* "The Voulet-Chanoine Expedition: A Study in Colonial Madness" by Peter C.W. Gutmann: This scholarly work offers a deeper analysis of the expedition's historical context and consequences.
You can also find information about the Voulet-Chanoine expedition on websites such as the French National Archives (Archives Nationales) and the Bibliothèque Nationale de France (BnF).