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  • Multatuli
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    Apart from Minnebrieven (1861; “Love Letters”), a fictitious romantic correspondence between Multatuli, his wife, and Fancy, his ideal soul mate, his main work was IdeĂ«n, 7 vol. (1862–77; “Ideas”), in which he gives his anachronistically radical views on woman’s position in society and on education, national politics,


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    Apart from Minnebrieven (1861; “Love Letters”), a fictitious romantic correspondence between Multatuli, his wife, and Fancy, his ideal soul mate, his main work was IdeĂ«n, 7 vol. (1862–77; “Ideas”), in which he gives his anachronistically radical views on woman’s position in society and on education, national politics,


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