The Arcades Project - Operi
The Arcades Project - Operi The Arcades Project - Operi
Sue, compared with George Sand: " Once again we have a protest against the state of society, but, this time, a collective protest . . . undertaken in the name of the passions and interests of the largest classes of society." Alfred Nettement, Histoire de la litterature jran
prudent, will henceforth sap the pillars of society in the cellar, instead of shaking them in the banquet hall. " Balzac, Les Paysans;H (cited in Abbe Charles Callppe, Balzac: Ses Idees sociales (Reims and Paris
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Sue, compared with George Sand: " Once again we have a protest against the state<br />
of society, but, this time, a collective protest . . . undertaken in the name of the<br />
passions and interests of the largest classes of society." Alfred Nettement, Histoire<br />
de la litterature jran
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