L'Isle Des Esclaves

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Set on an island where social roles are reversed, the narrative features masters Iphicrate and Euphrosine, alongside slaves Arlequin and Cléanthe, who must adapt to their new positions. The play delves into themes of freedom, equality, and social justice, serving as a social satire that challenges the characters' perceptions of power and behavior. Recognized as a significant work in French literature, it is frequently studied in literary and theater courses. The book is a facsimile reprint, preserving its cultural importance despite potential imperfections.