At the Sign of the Reine P�dauque (original title: La R�tisserie de la reine P�dauque ) is a novel by Anatole France, first published in 1893. The novel is a satirical and philosophical exploration of life in 18th-century France, blending historical fiction with elements of fantasy and humor. The story is narrated by Jacques M�n�trier, the son of a rotisserie owner in Paris. Jacques becomes an apprentice to the eccentric and mystical Abb� J�r�me Coignard, who takes him on a series of adventures filled ...
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At the Sign of the Reine P�dauque (original title: La R�tisserie de la reine P�dauque ) is a novel by Anatole France, first published in 1893. The novel is a satirical and philosophical exploration of life in 18th-century France, blending historical fiction with elements of fantasy and humor. The story is narrated by Jacques M�n�trier, the son of a rotisserie owner in Paris. Jacques becomes an apprentice to the eccentric and mystical Abb� J�r�me Coignard, who takes him on a series of adventures filled with philosophical discussions, humorous encounters, and encounters with various historical and fictional characters. Throughout their journey, Jacques and Coignard navigate a world of intrigue, alchemy, and political machinations. The novel is known for its rich characterizations, witty dialogue, and France's ability to weave historical detail with fictional elements. Through the interactions between Jacques, Coignard, and the people they meet, Anatole France offers commentary on topics such as religion, politics, and human nature, showcasing his trademark wit and skepticism.
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