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Voltaire, le culte de l'ironie
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En 1765, Voltaire reçoit son biographe au château de Ferney. Il lui raconte les épisodes marquants de sa vie : son enfance chez les jésuites, son désir d'ascension sociale, la notoriété acquise par ses pamphlets sulfureux, son emprisonnement à la Bastille, son exil en Angleterre et sa participation à l'«Encyclopédie». En parallèle, il suit avec attention l'affaire du chevalier de La Barre.
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Release date | August 28th 2019 |
Language | French |
Publisher | Casterman Editions |
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Number of pages | 95 pages |
Composition | Single-component retail product |
Support | Hardback |
Illustrations | Illustrations, color |
Measure | 32.0 cm (Height), 24 cm (Width), 900 gr (Weight) |
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