Higher Realism in Redeption by Bazin
A French realist study of working class life through Henriette a millinery apprentice whose skilled care elevates craft. Bazin contrasts dignity of labor with poverty showing rich and poor networks around a factory town and ends with a compassionate humanitarian message urging generous self sacrifice.
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Henriette
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Antoine
Eloi
Etienne
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Marie
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M. Lemairé
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Frechette Linked to Howells Family in Obituary
The death of French Canadian poet Louis Honoré Frechette is announced. He was related to William Dean Howells through Annie Howells Frechette, not married to Frechette, but her sister. Frechette earned honors from the French Academy and London Imperial Institute for his poetry and translations.
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Canada
William Dean Howells
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Annie Howells Frechette
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