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Anne-Louise Germaine Necker, baronesa de Staël-Holstein, mais conhecida como Madame de Staël, foi uma escritora francesa que incorporou como poucas mulheres francesas o espírito do Iluminismo francês. Famoso foi o seu salão literário, que reunia regularmente alguns dos grandes nomes da vida cultural e política parisiense da França das vésperas da revolução francesa. More information...

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