George Sand's first novel, Indiana develops a love story in which a young woman, weary of an unsympathetic and overbearing husband, is courted by a young man, Raymon de la Ramière, an unreliable seducer. Through this story, George Sand denounces the unenviable living conditions of women in nineteenth century France. This feminist novel will meet a great public and critical success from its release in 1832.

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For this bilingual edition, the original texts and their translations have been aligned so that the corresponding paragraphs appear side by side. Line breaks can shift the beginning of a paragraph in order to better maintain a correspondence of content between the pages in the original English language, and the French translation.

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