This novel refers to prison reformer Benjamin Appert, claiming that he is only interested in blaming others and attracting media attention. He visits a ninety-year-old priest who teaches Latin to the protagonist of this work. That protagonist is then hired as a tutor, but he only accepts the position after the mayor promises to treat him better than a servant. Some of the tensions between characters in this novel foreshadow the July Revolution. The protagonist falls in love with Mathilde de la M
This novel refers to prison reformer Benjamin Appert, claiming that he is only interested in blaming others and attracting media attention. He visits a ninety-year-old priest who teaches Latin to the protagonist of this work. That protagonist is then hired as a tutor, but he only accepts the position after the mayor promises to treat him better than a servant. Some of the tensions between characters in this novel foreshadow the July Revolution. The protagonist falls in love with Mathilde de la Mole and Madame de Rênal. Name this work about Julien Sorel written by Stendhal.
This novel refers to prison reformer Benjamin Appert, claiming that he is only interested in blaming others and attracting media attention.
The {Red} and the {Black} [or Le {Rouge et} le {Noir}]