Clérambault
by Romain Rolland · 1920
A French poet breaks with the war fever of his nation to follow his conscience, and pays the price of standing alone.
Books mentioned in Clérambault (3)
- De la Constance et Consolation ès Calamités Publiques by Guillaume du Vair: “Guillaume Du Vair wrote his noble Dialogues, 'De la Constance et Consolation ès Calamités Publiques,' with a steadfast mind.”
- Le Contr'Un by Étienne de La Boétie: “This somewhat ironical name was suggested--with a difference--by La Boëtie's Le Contr' Un.”
- De Viris Illustribus by Charles François Lhomond: “the reverence they had for the great slogans of the past: ... 'Plutarch,' 'De Viris,' 'Horace.'”