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Print publication, vernacular religious translation, appeal for more female participation

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Catholic revival
Enlightenment brings criticism
Abbey destruction
Wake of revolution

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16th century during the Protestant
Reformation.

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16th century during the Protestant
Reformation.

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Satirical response to the religious oppression present during the time

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l'Affaire des Placards

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Déclaration des Droits de l'Homme et du Citoyen

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Despite controversy - estimated publication

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Italian commedia dell’arte companies performed in Paris from

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Playwright dies

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Tartuffe ban eventually lifted and popularity increases

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One performance of L’Imposteur (revised version of Tartuffe), also banned

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Tartuffe performed in its 3-act version for the King at Versailles, and subsequently banned

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Company rehoused in the Palais Royal

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366 sonnets about Laura - Petrarch. Writes in vernacular!

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Moliere joined Madeline Béjart and 8 others to found the Illustre Théâtre, then toured France with them

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In Praise of Folly

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Publication of Erasmus' Greek NT

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Boccaccio's De Claris Mulieribus (On Famous Women)

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- French revolution 1789-1799