“The true character of liberty is independence, maintained by force.”
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Voltaire: Index to His Works, Genius and Character
This book provides a detailed and organized overview of Voltaire's extensive body of work, including his essays, plays, and philosophical writings. It aims to analyze and interpret Voltaire's genius and character, offering insights into his thought and influence on the Enlightenment era. more
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