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  • early printing of Voltaire's Candide
    French literature
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the censor for 11 years; Florence Delay in her stylish novel L’InsuccĂšs de la fĂȘte (1980; “The Failure of the Feast”); and, especially, Nobel Prize-winning author Claude Simon, many of whose works, notably La Route des Flandres (1960; The Flanders Road), Histoire (1967; “Tale”; Eng. trans. Histoire), and Les GĂ©orgiques


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the censor for 11 years; Florence Delay in her stylish novel L’InsuccĂšs de la fĂȘte (1980; “The Failure of the Feast”); and, especially, Nobel Prize-winning author Claude Simon, many of whose works, notably La Route des Flandres (1960; The Flanders Road), Histoire (1967; “Tale”; Eng. trans. Histoire), and Les GĂ©orgiques


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