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| - | *''[[The Nun]]'' by [[Diderot]] | + | *''[[The Nun]]'' by Denis Diderot |
| - | *''[[Jacques the Fatalist and His Master]]'' by [[Diderot]] | + | *''[[Jacques the Fatalist and His Master]]'' by Denis Diderot |
| - | *''[[The Monk]]'' bu [[Matthew Gregory Lewis]] | + | *''[[The Monk]]'' bu Matthew Gregory Lewis |
| ===Visual=== | ===Visual=== | ||
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Art and culture
Literature
- The Nun by Denis Diderot
- Jacques the Fatalist and His Master by Denis Diderot
- The Monk bu Matthew Gregory Lewis
Visual
- "Flagellation of a Female Samboe Slave"[1] by William Blake (1796).
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