Ethick Diversions: In Four Epistles To Emphasian, R.t., To Which Is Added The Convent
Ethick Diversions, by Restore Estlack, presents a collection of philosophical and poetic reflections in the form of four epistles addressed to Emphasian, R.T. Accompanied by "The Convent," this work delves into questions of ethics and morality through engaging verse.
Estlack's exploration offers a window into the philosophical discourse of his time, inviting readers to contemplate enduring questions of right and wrong, virtue, and societal norms. This collection provides both literary and intellectual value, making it a noteworthy addition to the study of 18th-century thought and poetry.
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