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“There are pretenders to piety as well as to courage.”
 
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Moliere
 
Name:   Moliere
 
Nationality:   French
 
Date of Birth:   Jan 15, 1622
 
Date of Death:   Feb 17,  1673
 
Profession:   Playwright
 
 
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