Destiny : Midi Lined Journal
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Author:PAPER BLANKS
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ISBN:9781439754795
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Publication Date:January 2020
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Edition:1
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Pages:144
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Binding:Hardback
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Publisher:Paper Blanks
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Country of Publication:United Kingdom
Destiny : Midi Lined Journal
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- / per
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Author:PAPER BLANKS
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ISBN:9781439754795
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Publication Date:January 2020
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Edition:1
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Pages:144
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Binding:Hardback
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Publisher:Paper Blanks
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Country of Publication:United Kingdom
Description
This handsome binding originally housed the legendary writer Voltaire's Zadig, or The Book of Fate, first published in 1747.
The Book of Fate tells the story of Zadig, an ancient Babylonian philosopher. It is a philosophical treatise that makes startlingly effective use of contradiction and juxtaposition.
There are few authors more influential and admired than Voltaire (1684-1778). His work especially appealed to late 19th-century France, which was recovering from an 1870 defeat by Prussia. The French people responded by focusing on objects of profound beauty and intellectual depth in order to showcase their ideals and dreams for the future. These ideals were exemplified by the work of Voltaire, one of France's most celebrated sons. It is no small wonder that his Zadig was chosen to be reprinted in this marvellous golden binding, crafted in 1893 by Chamerot et Renouard in Paris.
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This handsome binding originally housed the legendary writer Voltaire's Zadig, or The Book of Fate, first published in 1747.
The Book of Fate tells the story of Zadig, an ancient Babylonian philosopher. It is a philosophical treatise that makes startlingly effective use of contradiction and juxtaposition.
There are few authors more influential and admired than Voltaire (1684-1778). His work especially appealed to late 19th-century France, which was recovering from an 1870 defeat by Prussia. The French people responded by focusing on objects of profound beauty and intellectual depth in order to showcase their ideals and dreams for the future. These ideals were exemplified by the work of Voltaire, one of France's most celebrated sons. It is no small wonder that his Zadig was chosen to be reprinted in this marvellous golden binding, crafted in 1893 by Chamerot et Renouard in Paris.
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Author: PAPER BLANKSISBN: 9781439754795Publication Date: January 2020Edition: 1Pages: 144Binding: HardbackPublisher: Paper BlanksCountry of Publication: United Kingdom
This handsome binding originally housed the legendary writer Voltaire's Zadig, or The Book of Fate, first published in 1747.
The Book of Fate tells the story of Zadig, an ancient Babylonian philosopher. It is a philosophical treatise that makes startlingly effective use of contradiction and juxtaposition.
There are few authors more influential and admired than Voltaire (1684-1778). His work especially appealed to late 19th-century France, which was recovering from an 1870 defeat by Prussia. The French people responded by focusing on objects of profound beauty and intellectual depth in order to showcase their ideals and dreams for the future. These ideals were exemplified by the work of Voltaire, one of France's most celebrated sons. It is no small wonder that his Zadig was chosen to be reprinted in this marvellous golden binding, crafted in 1893 by Chamerot et Renouard in Paris.
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Author: PAPER BLANKSISBN: 9781439754795Publication Date: January 2020Edition: 1Pages: 144Binding: HardbackPublisher: Paper BlanksCountry of Publication: United Kingdom
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