A peasant family divides its land before the father is dead, in the manner of King Lear, and the results are worse. Zola's harshest book; the reviews called it filth and five of his own disciples signed a public manifesto repudiating him over it.

A peasant family divides its land before the father is dead, in the manner of King Lear, and the results are worse. Zola's harshest book; the reviews called it filth and five of his own disciples signed a public manifesto repudiating him over it.
Englisch

Thérèse Raquin

Germinal

Germinal : A Coal Strike in Northern France

Abbé Mouret's Transgression : A Young Priest Between Faith and Nature

Lourdes : Five Days on the White Train

The Rush for the Spoil : Speculation in Haussmann's Paris

His Masterpiece : A Painter Defeated by His Own Canvas

The Joy of Life : A Novel of Kindness and Its Cost

L'Assommoir : A Laundress and Drink in the Goutte-d'Or

His Excellency : A Minister of the Second Empire

Rome : A Priest's Manuscript on the Index