Publisher's Synopsis
Explore the sweeping scope of history through the eyes of one of the Enlightenment's most influential figures with "The Works Of Voltaire: Ancient And Modern History." This collection presents Voltaire's insightful perspectives on key historical periods and events, viewed through the lens of his sharp intellect and progressive ideals. From ancient civilizations to the shaping of modern Europe, Voltaire's writings offer a critical examination of power, society, and the human condition.
Edited with scholarly precision by John Morley, William F. Fleming, and Oliver Herbrand Gordon Leigh, this edition ensures that Voltaire's enduring legacy continues to inform and challenge readers. Delve into the mind of a philosopher whose ideas helped shape the course of history and whose works remain relevant for understanding the complexities of our world.
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