Spirit and deed

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Spirit and deed. French 1780–1930 is the title of a collection of biographical essays that Heinrich Mann published in 1931 at Gustav Kiepenheuer Verlag Berlin.

It contains articles on Choderlos de Laclos (first published in 1905), Stendhal , Victor Hugo (first in 1925), Gustave Flaubert and George Sand (first in 1905), Émile Zola (first in 1915), Anatole France (first in 1924) and Philippe Soupault (first 1928).

The Zola essay played a major role in his falling out with younger brother Thomas Mann during the First World War , which lasted until 1922.

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Individual evidence

  1. Markus Joch: More than Furor and Thrill available at taz.de