Lettre (Posthume Et Inédite) [French]

Lettre (Posthume Et In dite) presents a newly discovered letter from Pierre Jean Georges Cabanis, a prominent figure of the French Revolution and a key figure in the development of French philosophical thought. Written with the elegance and precision characteristic of the period, the letter offers a unique glimpse into Cabanis's personal reflections and intellectual pursuits.

This edition allows readers to engage directly with the thoughts of a man deeply involved in the tumultuous events that shaped modern Europe. This short work provides valuable insights into the intellectual and political climate of post-revolutionary France. For scholars of history, philosophy, and French literature, this letter is an invaluable resource.

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