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Ablaze with intellectual and social change, Paris in the 1830s and 1840s beckons to two English brothers-Frederick and Charles Courtland, an architect and a priest-each of whom is struggling for self-definitionand social recognition. Of their lives and this world Sennett has made a remarkable work of fiction that transports the reader into nineteenth century Europe and into the nature and inconsistencies of culture and faith, and the way each is shaped by the passage of time.
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"I write to you not with a renewed request that you return to your native land, for when you comprehend the matter I am about to relate, you will want to fly at the earliest moment; however, I must prepare you for what awaits you here."
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