Books+and+Important+Essays

=**// Voltaire's Books and Important Essays  //**//If you were searching for some of his books, please refer to this link for e-books: **Here are some of his books from Google. **//=  Voltaire the Philosopher's Books Philosophical Dictionary Candide Zadig and other Stories Letters on the English Nation Selected Stories Voltaire's Correspondence Oeuvres Completes Siecle de Louis XIV Annales de l'empire Le mondain || Table of Contents: 0. General Information 1. Philosophical Dictionary 2. Letters on the English or Letters on the English Nation 3. Candide 4. Selected Stories
 * List of books:
 * Book types: Philosophical, Political, Plays, Skits, History ||
 * Era Written: Enlightenment Era ||

Section 0: General Information

Voltaire wrote down his ideas in Politically Themed, History Themed, Philosophical Themed books. According to some people in the world, Voltaire expressed his anti-religious nature in his books. They also think that in Voltaire's books, sometimes he claimed that the Bible was a figment of people who wanted God, so they created Jesus. Some people also claim that as he became older, he started to express individual need in his books. He became interested in what the individual needed, rather than what the government needed.

Section 1: Philosophical Dictionary

The Philosophical Dictionary is Voltaire's largest piece of philosophical work. The Philosophical Dictionary is a dictionary encasing Voltaire's ideas into different sections such as his opinion of Democracy and his opinion of Parliament, in addition to many other things. The Philosophical Dictionary was published in 1764 during the Enlightenment by Voltaire. It was the first to structure information in a way that had just been started during the Enlightenment. The articles in the book are alphabetically organized from A to Z. For example, the Philosophical Dictionary suggested that democracy could only work in a small country.

Section 2: Letters on the English or Letters on the English Nation

Letters on the English Nation another book written by Voltaire but was about the country of England. It was about religion, politics, and philosophy in England. This was one of his most famous books. In the first seven chapters, Voltaire discusses religion in England. In the 8th and 9th Chapters, he discusses the English Political System. In the 10th Chapter, he discusses the English Trade System, its benefits and what it brings to the English. In the 11th Chapter, he discusses the English scientific methods.

Section 3: Candide

Candide is a book of Voltaire's that is a portrayal of a man who is made a character through Voltaire's views on governments and other subjects. This book is basically a story with Voltaire's views being the main character's ideas.

Section 4: Selected Stories

This book is a collection of skits and plays that Voltaire wrote. His plays included his ideas, which he wrote in play form to spread around the world as a play. He put them into a book because people of that time liked to read plays, and so his ideas would influence some people into believing his ideas by people reading them. So, he wrote his plays in a book to spread his ideas around.

Section 5: Conclusion

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