Persian Letters (Oxford World's Classics) by Montesquieu, Margaret Mauldon, Andrew Kahn

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Persian Letters (Oxford World's Classics) by Montesquieu, Margaret Mauldon, Andrew KahnISBN: 9780192806352 Publisher : Oxford University Press 11 May 2008 Paperback, 320 pages Persian Letters is a classic of European literature by Baron de Montesquieu, the brilliant thinker who had a huge influence on the Enlightenment. Through the astute observations of his two fictional Persian travelers in Europe Usbek and Rica Montesquieu asks fundamental questions about human nature, the manners and flirtations of polite society, the structures of

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