Aims to recover and evaluate an early writing effort of Balzac. This work reveals the talent of Balzac as a marvelous observer, depicter of characters, situations and relationships.
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"Professor du Plessis' translation of Wann-Chlore (1825) offers a great insight into the blossoming of Balzac's narrative talent that would not become widely recognized until a decade later. Scholars will enjoy reading this acorn from which Balzac's mighty oak will grow." - Dr. Raleigh Whitinger, University of Alberta"
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Professor Eric du Plessis received his Ph.D. from the University of Virginia and is on the faculty at Radford University.
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