Oeuvres choisies de Maurice et EugÃ(c)nie de GuÃ(c)rin. Avec une introd. biographique et critique des notes bibliographiques [French]

Discover the profound literary legacy of Maurice and Eug nie de Gu rin in this carefully curated collection, "Oeuvres choisies de Maurice et Eug nie de Gu rin." This edition, enriched with a biographical and critical introduction, alongside insightful bibliographical notes by Ernest Gaubert, offers readers a unique window into the lives and works of these significant French literary figures.

Explore Maurice de Gu rin's evocative prose and poetry, reflecting his deep connection to nature and his introspective spirit. Delve into Eug nie de Gu rin's intimate journals and letters, revealing her keen observations and spiritual reflections. Together, their writings provide a compelling portrait of 19th-century French society and thought. This volume stands as a testament to their enduring contributions to French literature and offers valuable insights into their intertwined lives and creative processes.

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