Letters to a Doubter Weiser and common sense

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Letters to a Doubter Weiser and common senseBy Paul Claudel On February 14, 1907, Jacques Rivire wrote to his compatriot, the acclaimed author and poet Paul Claudel, with this ardently single hearted request: Put an end to my doubts! Just twenty years of age at the time, Rivire stood on the cusp of what would prove to be a career of great success and profound influencebut his approach to that career was dogged by disquiet and a desperate search after an answer to the greatest of all questions.