Flaubert's education in law was cut short due to ill health and he began a writing career. He travelled abroad during 1849 to 1851, visiting Italy and the Near East. The work that he is best known by was Madame Bovary (1857), which was considered immoral at the time and led to his trial. Other works included Salammbo (1862), Herodias (1872), Sentimental Education (1870), and Bouvard and Pecuchet (1881).
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FGFX006
The Dance of Death
1838
6
124k
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Herodias
1872
28
196k
FGFX005
The Legend of Saint Julian the Hospitaller
1872
18
159k
FGFX001
Madame Bovary
1857
210
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Over Strand and Field
1850
51
338k
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Salammbo
1862
172
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A Simple Soul
1872
24
188k
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