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Commission in Lunacy

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Commission in Lunacy

Honoré de Balzac

“The Commission in Lunacy” is a short novel first published in 1836 with the French title “L’interdiction” (i.e., “The Ban” or “The Prohibition”). An aristocratic woman wants the courts to declare her estranged husband mentally incompetent to manage his own affairs. To achieve this, the petition must pass through the hands of an examining judge — a man of old-fashioned integrity and conscience. In this story of Parisian society, we see Balzac developing techniques of rich character portrayal and psychological realism. - Summary by Bruce Pirie

Year of Publication: 1890Genres: Published 1800 -1900 , Literary Fiction
Running Time: 03 hours 35 minutes 52 seconds
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The Nights
Section 1
Bruce Pirie
49:22
2
The Nights
Section 2
Bruce Pirie
38:05
3
The Nights
Section 3
Bruce Pirie
55:16
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The Nights
Section 4
Bruce Pirie
33:20
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The Nights
Section 5
Bruce Pirie
39:49

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