Les Petits Bourgeois
by Honore de Balzac, edited by Raymond Picard
In this little-known novel, Balzac wants to depict Tartuffe as he appears in the author’s own era. As an observer of the July Monarchy, he substitutes the political and social domains for the realm of piety. In addition to the rise of Theodose de La Peyrade, the story offers a study of the petite bourgeoisie of 1830.
- By (author) Honore de Balzac
- Edited by Raymond Picard
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