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Parsifal

Richard Wagner’s Parsifal, completed in 1882, is a German opera exploring themes of spiritual rebirth and atonement. It represents Wagner's last significant stage work and draws heavily on Christian symbolism, specifically the Arthurian legend. The opera examines concepts of guilt, suffering, and ul...

2 The Snow Maiden

The Snow Maiden is a four-act opera by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, based on Alexander Ostrovsky's play and premiered in 1882. The story follows the daughter of Spring and Frost, who longs to experience human love among the people of the mythical kingdom of the Berendeys, linking her fate to the seasona...

3 Natural Law, or the Science of Justice

"Natural Law, or the Science of Justice" is an 1882 political treatise written by the American individualist anarchist and legal theorist Lysander Spooner. In this work, Spooner posits that justice is a precise, objective science based on natural law, rather than a matter of arbitrary human legislat...

7.36 Good
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Ambitious natural-rights treatise valued in libertarian thought; lucid principles coexist with rigid premises and limited mainstream influence.

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4 Le cœur et la main

Le Cœur et la Main is a three-act French opéra-comique with music by Charles Lecocq and a libretto by Charles Nuitter and Alexandre Beaume. First performed in Paris at the Théâtre des Nouveautés on 19 October 1882, it follows an arranged royal marriage involving the king of Aragon and Princess Micaë...

6.88 Fair
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Successful Lecocq operetta with polished craft, yet little modern visibility and weaker canonical standing than his best-known works.

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5 Par la fenêtre

Par la fenêtre is an early one-act vaudeville play written by French playwright Georges Feydeau in 1882. It is a domestic farce centered around a married couple whose argument over a suspected infidelity escalates into absurd situations outside their ground-floor window. Feydeau utilizes the physica...

6.10 Fair
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Brief early one-act shows emerging comic talent, but modest scale and reputation.

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