Zola against Zola
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"Zola contre Zola" (1896)[1], English, "Zola against Zola" is a pamphlet with a compilation of the "naughty bits" of Zola, such as the and the emasculation of the dead body of the exploiting shop-keeper Maigrat in Germinal.
- "Zola has lost his suit for infringement of copyright against the bookseller Laporte, who had printed a selection of the most ultra realistic passages in his works in a pamphlet called "Zola against Zola," which was to be used as an ..." --The Bookseller and Newsman: Volume 14, 1897
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