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Recollections of My Youth
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Recollections of My Youth

work by Renan
Also known as: “Souvenirs d’enfance et de jeunesse”
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  • Ernest Renan
    / Later writings of Ernest Renan

    
d’enfance et de jeunesse (1883; Recollections of My Youth, 1883), in which he reconstructs his life so as to show that he was predestined to become a prĂȘtre manquĂ© (failed priest) and that, in spite of heavy odds, his wager on the hidden God had paid off in terms of


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d’enfance et de jeunesse (1883; Recollections of My Youth, 1883), in which he reconstructs his life so as to show that he was predestined to become a prĂȘtre manquĂ© (failed priest) and that, in spite of heavy odds, his wager on the hidden God had paid off in terms of


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