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Zola mustered up the considerable courage needed to brave the howls of anti-Semites and nationalists that greeted the publication of his famous open letter, “J’accuse,” in L’Aurore in 1898. Charged with slander, he fled to England, where he remained until 1899. In 1902 he died of asphyxiation in his Paris apartment.

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Translation and introduction copyright © 2004 by Arthur Goldhammer

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Zola, Emile.

[Curée. English]

The kill / Emile Zola; translated by Arthur Goldhammer.

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1. Goldhammer, Arthur. II. Title.

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