“Where there is friendship, there is our natural soil.”
Quote by Voltaire
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Pièces inédites de Voltaire, imprimées d'après les manuscrits originaux, pour faire suite aux différentes éditions publiées jusqu'a ce jour
This volume presents a selection of unpublished pieces by the French Enlightenment writer Voltaire, reproduced directly from the original handwritten manuscripts. The work is designed to serve as a continuation or addendum to the various editions of Voltaire's collected works that had been published up to the time of this book's release. It offers readers access to material that had not appeared in print before, providing additional insight into Voltaire's literary and philosophical output. more
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