OEuvres Badines Complettes, Du Comte De Caylus: Avec Figures; Volume 3
This is Volume 3 of the "Oeuvres Badines Completes" by Anne Claude Philippe Caylus, also known as the Comte de Caylus. Published in 1787, this collection showcases the satirical and humorous writings of a prominent figure in 18th-century French society. Caylus was a man of letters, antiquarian, and artist, and his works offer a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual and cultural landscape of pre-revolutionary France. The "Oeuvres Badines" (lighthearted works) encompass a variety of literary forms, reflecting the wit and social commentary that characterized Caylus's distinctive voice. Readers interested in French literature, history, and social satire will find this collection to be both entertaining and insightful.
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