by Montesquieu · LAIOVENTO (IBD) · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788484873716
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Persian Letters is a famous epistolary novel by Montesquieu, originally published anonymously in 1721. Through the exotic gaze of two Persian travelers, Usbek and Rica, the author offers a sharp and witty satire of French society at the time, addressing fundamental themes such as religious tolerance, criticism of oppressive regimes, and the defense of freedom and reason.
