Sébastien Roch; roman de moeurs. Illus. de H.G. Ibels

Sébastien Roch est un roman réaliste et naturaliste qui raconte l'histoire du protagoniste éponyme, un jeune garçon envoyé en pensionnat catholique. Le livre examine la nature oppressive de la société française du XIXe siècle et critique l'éducation religieuse. Octave Mirbeau est un auteur français bien connu qui a notamment écrit des pièces de théâtre et des romans.
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