Argent et Noblesse - Conscience, Hendrik
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Hendrik Conscience (1812-1883) was a prominent Belgian author and a key figure in the development of Dutch literature. Born in Antwerp, he is best known for his novels that explore Belgian history, culture, and the lives of ordinary people. Conscience's works often reflect his deep patriotism and commitment to the Flemish language and identity during a time when French was dominant in Belgium. His most famous work, ""The Poor Gentleman"", highlights themes of social class and human dignity, telling the story of a nobleman who loses his fortune but maintains his integrity. Conscience wrote extensively, producing novels, plays, and essays that addressed social issues, history, and the human condition. He is credited with helping to popularize the use of the Dutch language in literature and was an influential advocate for Flemish culture. Conscience's legacy continues to be celebrated in Belgium, where he is regarded as a foundational figure in Flemish literature.