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  • early printing of Voltaire's Candide
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of first run, was the Timocrate (1656) of Pierre Corneille’s younger brother Thomas, a prolific playwright adept at gauging the public taste. Timocrate was exactly contemporary with the prĂ©cieux novels of Madeleine de ScudĂ©ry, and, like Philippe Quinault in his tragĂ©dies galantes, the author reproduced the disguises and amorous intrigues


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of first run, was the Timocrate (1656) of Pierre Corneille’s younger brother Thomas, a prolific playwright adept at gauging the public taste. Timocrate was exactly contemporary with the prĂ©cieux novels of Madeleine de ScudĂ©ry, and, like Philippe Quinault in his tragĂ©dies galantes, the author reproduced the disguises and amorous intrigues


    Read More