A commentary upon Mr. Pope's four ethic epistles, intituled, An essay on man. Wherein his system is fully examined. By Monsieur De Crousaz, ... translated from the French original, printed at Geneva, with remarks
by Jean-Pierre de Crousaz
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 2915, no. 02.
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