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Correspondence

Author: Baruch Spinoza

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Title: Correspondence

Author: Baruch Spinoza

Description: All 84 surviving letters to and from Spinoza, including his exchanges with Henry Oldenburg, Blyenbergh and Tschirnhaus. They show him defending his ideas on God, evil, miracles and freedom in his own voice.

Pages: 124

Size: 0.98 MB

Format: PDF

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