Lyon dissertation no. 12. MS
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| Language | French | ||||||
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| Year | 1785 – 1787 | ||||||
| Text Type | AcadCont | ||||||
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| Prose / Verse | prose | ||||||
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| Authorship Notes | The reviewer of the contest, count Laurencin, judged - probably correctly - this essay for being long-winded and pompous. The author believes travelling to be beneficial in a variety of ways. Indeed, for the simple benefit of learning the ways of foreign nations, it might be less suited for some - but in all cases, it will elevate the spirit and the heart of those who do travel. | ||||||
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