“We can know nothing till after this grave debate. The soul must withdraw, for this is not its hour. Now the knife must divide the flesh, and lay the ravage bare, and do its work completely.”
Quote by Georges Duhamel
Work
The New Book of Martyrs: From the French of Georges Duhamel
This book presents a collection or study of martyrs, originating from the French literary tradition. As a work translated from Georges Duhamel's French text, it explores the concept and accounts of individuals considered martyrs. The precise nature and scope of the martyrdom cases examined in this work can only be fully understood by reading the complete text. Duhamel, known for his literary contributions in the French language, brings his perspective to this examination of those who sacrificed their lives for causes they believed in. more
Author
Georges Duhamel
Georges Duhamel was a French author born on June 30, 1884, in Paris, France, and passed away on April 13, 1966. Known for his realistic style, Duhamel's works spanned various genres including novels, plays, and poetry. more
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