An expostulatory letter from J. J. Rousseau, citizen of Geneva, to Christopher de Beaumont, ... To which is prefixed, the mandate of the said prelate, and also the proceedings of the Parliament of Paris, relative to the new treatise on education, intitled Emilius. 1763
1763
An expostulatory letter from J. J. Rousseau, citizen of Geneva, to Christopher de Beaumont, ... To which is prefixed, the mandate of the said prelate, and also the proceedings of the Parliament of Paris, relative to the new treatise on education, intitled Emilius. 1763
1763
An expostulatory letter from J. J. Rousseau, citizen of Geneva, to Christopher de Beaumont, ... To which is prefixed, the mandate of the said prelate, and also the proceedings of the Parliament of Paris, relative to the new treatise on education, intitled Emilius. 1763.. Digitized from IA40310308-57 . Previous issue: bim_eighteenth-century_copy-of-the-complaint-of_1770 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_a-discourse-occasioned-b_mayhew-jonathan_1761 .
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An expostulatory letter from J. J. Rousseau, citizen of Geneva, to Christopher de Beaumont, ... To which is prefixed, the mandate of the said prelate, and also the proceedings of the Parliament of Paris, relative to the new treatise on education, intitled Emilius. 1763
An expostulatory letter from J. J. Rousseau, citizen of Geneva, to Christopher de Beaumont, ... To which is prefixed, the mandate of the said prelate, and also the proceedings of the Parliament of Paris, relative to the new treatise on education, intitled Emilius. 1763
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An expostulatory letter from J. J. Rousseau, citizen of Geneva, to Christopher de Beaumont, ... To which is prefixed, the mandate of the said prelate, and also the proceedings of the Parliament of Paris, relative to the new treatise on education, intitled Emilius. 1763
An expostulatory letter from J. J. Rousseau, citizen of Geneva, to Christopher de Beaumont, ... To which is prefixed, the mandate of the said prelate, and also the proceedings of the Parliament of Paris, relative to the new treatise on education, intitled Emilius. 1763
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