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  • early printing of Voltaire's Candide
    French literature
    / Poetry

    …his allegorical satire on justice, L’Enfer (ā€œHellā€), in 1526 after his brief imprisonment on charges of violating Lenten regulations, and he fled into exile in 1534 to avoid persecution after the Affaire des Placards (in which placards attacking the Mass appeared in several cities and on the king’s bedchamber door).…

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    …his allegorical satire on justice, L’Enfer (ā€œHellā€), in 1526 after his brief imprisonment on charges of violating Lenten regulations, and he fled into exile in 1534 to avoid persecution after the Affaire des Placards (in which placards attacking the Mass appeared in several cities and on the king’s bedchamber door).…

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