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ALT1: ... that
Gérard de Nerval used Gabriel André Aucler's 18th-century neopaganism as an example of the persistence of religious faith? Source: "In 'Quintus Aucler', Aucler’s pagan beliefs are presented directly to the reader following the bleak image of the disenchantment of French society. Therefore, the pessimistic vision conveyed in the opening pages is immediately counterbalanced by the revelation of the persistence of religious faith."
Nerval's Illimunés, Eccentricity, and the Evolution of Madness, p. 266 (276 in the PDF file)
New enough, long enough, sourced properly with no copyright issues on
Earwig, and with appropriately licensed images. QPQ is done. Hook is cited appropriately, interesting, and short enough. Recommend ALT0. Overall, great work. Good to go! ~
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16:33, 1 June 2024 (UTC)reply