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Cousin Bette (Oxford World'S Classics),New Gerald Burton Malkiel Evaluates The FullCousin Bette (1846) Is Considered To Be Balzac'S Last Great Novel, And A Key Work In His Human Comedy. Set In The Paris Of The 1830S And 1840S, It Is A Complex Tale Of The Devastating Effect Of Violent Jealousy And Sexual Passion. Against A Meticulously Detailed Backdrop Of A Postnapoleonic France Struggling With Massive Industrial And Economic Change, Balzac'S Characters Span Many Classes Of Society, From Impoverished Workers And Wealthy Courtesans