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Voltaire’s Candide

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May 31, 2014

 

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After Voltaire had graduated he set his mind on literature. However, Voltaire’s father wanted his son to be educated in law. To please his father Voltaire lied that he was a Lawyer’s assistant when he spent most of his time writing satirical poetry. Though it worked for a while, his father found out and put Voltaire back to study Law...
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Though it worked for a while, his father found out and put Voltaire back to study Law. Voltaire still continued to write, he established essays and historical studies. While he was in the Bastille prison Voltaire wrote his debut play Oedipe. That is when he named himself Voltaire. Voltaire achieved notoriety by the age of twenty-four and he wrote satires that thrilled many but also offended the just as much...
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