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The Revolt of the Angels

Chapter 38: Transcriber's Notes
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The novel imagines a celestial awakening in which discontented angels question divine order and organize a rebellion against heavenly authority. A central angel leaves complacent ritual to explore human thought, art, and vice, and encounters political and religious institutions that mirror celestial contradictions. Episodes mix philosophical debate, ironic satire, and fantastical incidents to expose the vanity of dogma and the instability of idealism, tracing how lofty principles founder when confronted with desire, pride, and the bargaining of earthly power.

Transcriber's Notes

Page 74: "Madame des Aubel's" amended to "Madame des Aubels'"

Page 170: "clomb" sic (archaic; past tense of climb).

Page 210: "befel" sic (archaic).

Page 230: "Bouchette" amended to "Bouchotte"

Page 234: "befel" sic (archaic).

Page 259: "cetain" amended to "certain"

Page 278: "youself" amended to "yourself"

Page 284: "wistaria" sic; alternative spelling.

Page 309: "Bergundy" amended to "Burgundy"

Accents and hyphenation have generally been standardised.