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A Succinct Account of the Plague at Marseilles - Echoes of Tragedy in 18th Century Marseilles - cover

A Succinct Account of the Plague at Marseilles - Echoes of Tragedy in 18th Century Marseilles

François Chicoyneau, Monsieur Soulier, Monsieur active 1720-1721 Verny

Verlag: Good Press

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A Succinct Account of the Plague at Marseilles unfolds an intricate tapestry of narratives and observations that serve as a gripping testament to one of the most devastating episodes in early 18th-century Europe. This anthology captures the harrowing reality of the plague's impact on Marseilles through a variety of literary lenses, seamlessly blending vivid contemporaneous reports with reflective essays that echo the urgency and despair of the period. Ranging from descriptive reality to a more analytical tone, the collected works offer profound insights into the multi-faceted nature of human suffering and resilience, drawing readers into the historical context with unwavering authenticity and detail. The anthology is bolstered by the unique vantage points of its contributors'ÄîFran√ßois Chicoyneau, Monsieur Soulier, and Monsieur Verny'Äîwhose collective efforts bring to life a mosaic of experiences from the eye of the storm. Their diverse backgrounds, representing the intertwined realms of medicine, civil service, and personal witness, contribute richly to the thematic exploration of disease, societal response, and survival. Aligning with the intellectual currents of the early Enlightenment, this collection illuminates the intersection of science, society, and literature, offering a compelling look at how these voices converge to document a pivotal historical moment. For scholars and enthusiasts alike, A Succinct Account of the Plague at Marseilles presents an invaluable journey into the multiplicity of perspectives on a catastrophic event. Through its varied viewpoints, it not only enriches the reader's historical understanding but also fosters a dialogue on human tenacity and community. This collection is a vital addition to the library of anyone seeking to gain deeper insights into the cultural and emotional landscape of early modern Europe, offering educational and reflective value in equal measure.
Verfügbar seit: 04.10.2023.
Drucklänge: 22 Seiten.

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