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 Henry Becque Quotes
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 The defect of equality is that we only desire it with our...
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 Henry Becque Information
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Henry François Becque (April 9 1837 - May 1899), French dramatist, was born in Lille. He wrote the book of an opera Sardanapale in imitation of Lord Byron for the music of Victorin de Joncières in 1867, but his first important work, Michel Pauper,...
 Literary Criticism
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 Critical Essay by Norman Araujo
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 In the following essay, Araujo delivers an in-depth discussion of The Vultures, which opened with mixed reviews.
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Critical Essay by Hugh Allison Smith
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In the following essay, Smith compares the three main influences involved in the modification of Dumas and Augier's Social drama, including Becque and the Theatre Libre.
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Critical Essay by James Huneker
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In the following essay, Huneker examines Becque's style through overviews of The Vultures, The Prodigal Son, and The Woman of Paris.
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