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

    Lorenzaccio) is the one indisputable masterpiece of Romantic theater. A drama set in Renaissance Florence but with clear links to the disillusionment of post-1830 France is combined with a brilliant psychological study of a once pure but now debauched hero almost paralyzed by doubt. The…

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    Lorenzaccio) is the one indisputable masterpiece of Romantic theater. A drama set in Renaissance Florence but with clear links to the disillusionment of post-1830 France is combined with a brilliant psychological study of a once pure but now debauched hero almost paralyzed by doubt. The…

    Read More