Esther: Tragédie, Tirée De L'écriture Sainte
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"Esther" is a tragic drama by Jean Racine, drawing its story from the Old Testament. Set in ancient Persia, the play recounts the tale of Esther, a Jewish woman chosen to be Queen. When Haman, the king's advisor, plots to exterminate the Jewish people, Esther must reveal her heritage and use her influence to save them from destruction.
Racine's "Esther" is celebrated for its elegant verse, its exploration of faith and power, and its enduring themes of courage and redemption. This classic work offers readers a compelling blend of historical narrative and profound moral reflection. It remains a significant piece of French literature.
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