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1965ref. BK-f0019f7d0f20Simon and Schuster 1965. Hardcover. Good. The Age of Voltaire is the ninth volume in the renowned 'The Story of Civilization' series by Pulitzer-Prize-winning historians Will and Ariel Durant. This work meticulously details the historical and philosophical shifts in Western Europe from 1715 to 1756 with an emphasis on influential Enlightenment thinkers like Voltaire. Providing comprehensive insights into the religious and philosophical tensions of the period it serves as an essential resource for historians and enthusiasts alike. Will and Ariel Durant are celebrated for their ability to weave historical narrative with philosophical insights making their series a cornerstone in both academic and popular history. This hardcover edition despite minor wear on the dust jacket presents in good condition with a tight binding and clean pages ensuring its value to collectors and readers. Ideal for those interested in the rich tapestry of Enlightenment Europe and the dynamic interplay of ideas that shaped modern thought.This volume in 'The Story of Civilization' series by Pulitzer-winning authors Will and Ariel Durant delves into the Age of Enlightenment highlighting the societal and philosophical tensions of the era. It examines influential figures like Voltaire and the dynamic cultural shifts of 18th century Europe.Part of a comprehensive series that offers a deep understanding of Western civilization. Simon and Schuster hardcover
1961ref. BK-fcfd65dde424Simon and Schuster 1961. Hardcover. Very Good. The Age of Reason Begins is an essential volume in the celebrated series 'The Story of Civilization' by Will and Ariel Durant. It captures the essence of European transformation from the late Renaissance to the dawn of the modern era. Through captivating narratives and rigorous scholarship the Durants explore the lives and influences of pivotal figures such as Shakespeare Bacon and Descartes. Readers are immersed in a time of intellectual fervor and cultural renaissance profoundly impacting today's world.This book delves into the philosophical and scientific revolutions that reshaped Europe offering insights into the development of modern thought. The Durants' engaging writing brings historical events and contexts to life making it an enlightening read for history enthusiasts.Will and Ariel Durant are acclaimed historians known for their accessible yet thorough approach in documenting Western civilization. Their collective works have garnered critical acclaim and remain widely referenced in academic and literary circles.The book presented here is a first edition bound in hardcover with the original dust jacket intact. Its well-preserved condition speaks to its care making it a desirable acquisition for collectors and scholars alike. The dust jacket with minor wear retains its original charm protecting the sturdy cloth binding.This volume of 'The Story of Civilization' is not only informative but a testament to the Durants' mastery. It remains an invaluable resource for anyone delving into the intricacies of European history and philosophy. A worthy addition to any historical collection or reader’s bookshelf.The Age of Reason Begins offers an in-depth look at European civilization during a transformative period. The Durants delve into the vibrant cultural and intellectual movements of the time highlighting key figures like Shakespeare and Descartes and the emergence of modern philosophy and science.Part of the Durants' celebrated series 'The Simon and Schuster hardcover
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