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a??Charles Ix, Ou La Saint BarthA(c)lemya?? is a five-act tragedy by Marie-Joseph ChA(c)nier, likely published around 1826. This historical drama delves into the tumultuous events surrounding the St. Bartholomew's Day Massacre, a pivotal moment in French history. ChA(c)nier, known for his involvement in the French Revolution and his contributions to French literature, crafts a narrative that explores themes of political intrigue, religious conflict, and the human cost of violence. The play offers a window into the early 19th-century perspective on historical events and reflects the dramatic conventions of the time. It remains a significant work for students and enthusiasts of French history, literature, and dramatic arts.
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