Shakespeare and England

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<p>Review\nFrench prose drama in three acts by Alfred de Vigny, performed and published in 1835. Considered Vigny's masterpiece, the play depicts a fictitious episode in the life of the 18th-century English poet Thomas Chatterton. It glorifies the noble anguish of a misunderstood artist and condemns a materialistic society in which there is no place for "nonproductive" art and artists. -- The Merriam-Webster Encylopedia of Literature\nLanguage Notes\nText: English (translation)<br />
Original Language: French</p>

Alfred De Vigny's Chatterton

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Criminal Law: Its Nature and Sources

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