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"It seems to me," said George Eliot, "much better to read a man's own writings, than to read what others say about him, especially when the man is first-rate and the others third-rate."
In these words lie perhaps the best reason for a translation of the Letters of Voltaire.
S. G. Tallentyre is the author of The Life of Mirabeau, The Life of Voltaire, and The Friends of Voltaire.
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Jason Butler
reviewed Voltaire in His Letters on September 24, 2016 Voltaire in His Letters
They seemed like sweet lovers. It gave too much religious context. Plus, it wasn't something I could read cover to cover.
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