The Child Of Nature. A Dramatic Piece, From The Fr. [zélie] By Mrs. Inchbald

Originally published in French in 1798, this play by Stéphanie Félicité Brulart Genlis explores themes of love, virtue, and the conflict between reason and passion. The titular character, a young woman raised in the wild, is drawn into the courtly intrigues of Versailles, where she must navigate a world of deceit and seduction. This book offers a fascinating glimpse into 18th century French literature and society.

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