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Zadig, or The Book of Fate

Author: Voltaire

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Title: Zadig, or The Book of Fate

Author: Voltaire

Description: A wise young Babylonian keeps losing everything he gains, from his bride to his freedom, in this 1747 oriental tale. Voltaire turns each misfortune into a sharp lesson on fate, justice and the folly of judging by appearances.

Pages: 61

Size: 1.28 MB

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