Charles Dellon: Médecin rescapé de l’Inquisition de Goa (1673-1677) (French Edition)
by Pierre Aubry, Bernard-Alex Gaüzère
This French edition recounts the ordeal of Charles Dellon, a physician who escaped the clutches of the Inquisition in Goa between 1673 and 1677. Through meticulous historical detail, authors Pierre Aubry and Bernard-Alex Gaüzère illuminate the struggles of survival amid religious and colonial tensions in 17th-century India, offering a poignant glimpse into an era of persecution and resilience.
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Charles Dellon: Médecin rescapé de l’Inquisition de Goa (1673-1677) is a compelling French edition that chronicles the experiences of a physician enduring the Inquisition in Goa during the specified years.
Authored by Pierre Aubry and Bernard-Alex Gaüzère, the book draws on historical records to depict the challenges and survival of Dellon in a time of religious persecution.
This work provides insight into the intersection of medicine, colonialism, and inquisitorial justice in 17th-century India.
Readers interested in European encounters with Asian colonial settings will find this narrative both informative and engaging.
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