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Important and curious extract from Rousseau

1797-06-13 Subjects: Philosophy, Religion Forms: Article in periodical, Essays Printing and Publishing Status: New edition Translation Status: Partial English Philadelphia

Authors of source text

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Contributions

Richard Lee
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Notes

Vol 2, p. 348-50. Fragment in which Rousseau expresses his admiration for Christ, while staying critical of Christianity. The fragment is from The Gospel of Reason, which Lee had translated and published earlier. See John Mee, Print, publicity and radicalism, chapter 5.