Voltaire's England

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Voltaire's England

Voltaire

Edition year 1950
Binding Cloth
Illustrator William Hogarth
Weight 1 Kg
Pages 193
Dimensions 23 × 15 cm

Edition details

Voltaire's England by Voltaire. 14 engravings by William Hogarth. Frontispiece portrait of Voltaire by J.E. Liotard. Edited by Desmond Flower. Quarter bound in dark green cloth embellished with a gilt pattern, khaki cloth covers. White dust-jacket printed in green on cover and spine with a picture. White endpapers. 193pp. 23x15cm.

About the book

Voltaire's writings on England examine the political, religious and intellectual life of eighteenth-century Britain. He discusses religious tolerance, parliamentary government, science and figures such as Isaac Newton and John Locke. By comparing English institutions with those of France, Voltaire uses observation and irony to question political and religious authority.

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