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Julia de Roubigné is an epistolary novel by the Scottish writer Henry Mackenzie, first published in 1777. Told through letters, the novel follows a French woman whose life declines tragically within a loveless marriage. Its subjects include sentiment, emotional suffering, moral conflict, and elements associated with the Gothic tradition, making it relevant to readers of eighteenth-century Scottish and European fiction.
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Julia de Roubigné scores 5.61/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Epistolary Novel category.
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