Where was Sade incarcerated after his second arrest?
The Charenton insane asylum
Bastille prison
The Tower of London
None of the above
Answer
Following his second arrest, Sade was incarcerated at the Charenton insane asylum. This confinement marked a significant turning point in his life, as he spent the next 13 years within the asylum's walls. During this period, Sade engaged in prolific writing, penning several of his most notable works, including "Justine" and "Philosophy in the Bedroom."
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