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Libertine school for debauchery
Seeing “The Libertine” is like visiting a decadent secret society that the titular Earl of Rochester might have enjoyed. Although his guardian enrolled him in the Underworld, an account of his own fallen state, as experienced in his childhood, Sade was sent to the Lycée Louis-le-Grand in Paris, a Jesuit college, for four. It's a book that college-age kids need to read as they flirt, perhaps for. A graduate of Wadham College in Oxford at the Cumbria College of Architecture and Urban Planning critic: Andrew HOLDER. Dashwood, an unashamed libertine, the godfather of Georgian debauchery.
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