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La Sorcière

Note 119 — Chapter XII

Lionel J. (Lionel James) Trotter translation

Touching this matter, Voltaire is very flippant: he scoffs at both parties, especially the Jansenists. The historians of our own day, MM. Cabasse, Fabre, Méry, not having read the Trial, believe themselves impartial, while they are bearing down the victim.

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