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This edition presents a selection of novels and stories from HonorA(c) de Balzaca?(TM)s vast cycle of interconnected works, a??La ComA(c)die humainea?? (The Human Comedy). Included in this volume are a??Adieu, a?? a??The Conscript, a?? a??The Executioner, a?? a??The Exiles, a?? and a??Louis Lambert.a??
Balzaca?(TM)s ambition was to paint a complete portrait of French society during the Restoration and July Monarchy periods (1815-1848). Through recurring characters and interconnected storylines, he explored themes of ambition, love, money, and social class. a??La ComA(c)die humainea?? is renowned for its realism, psychological depth, and panoramic scope, offering a richly detailed vision of 19th-century France. Balzac's work continues to be celebrated for its enduring insights into human nature and society.
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