Baron D'Holbach : a Study of Eighteenth Century Radicalism in France by Max Pearson Cushing
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[1:1] Diderot, _Oeuvres_, ed. Assezat et Tourneaux, Vol. XX, p. 28. [2:2] Grimm, _Corr. Lit._, Vol. XV, p. 421. [3:3] Diderot, _Oeuvres_, Vol. XX, p. 95. [3:4] Among the most important are Damiron J. P., _Memoires pour servir a l'histoire de la philosophie au dix-huitieme siecle_ (Paris, 1858, 3 vols., 8vo); Lange, _Geschichte des Materialismus_ (Eng. tr., Boston, 1877); Morley, _Diderot and the Encyclopedists_ (N. Y., 1891, 2 vols., 12mo); Plekhanow, G., _Beitraege zur Geschichte des Materialismus_ (Stuttgart, 1896) ; Hancock, A. E., _The French Revolution and the English Poets_ (N. Y., 1899); Tallentyre, _The Friends of Voltaire_ (London, 1906); Fabre, _Les Peres de la Revolution_ (Paris, 1910), etc. [5:5] Confessions, _Oeuvres_, Vol. XXIV, p. 338. [5:6] Bib. Nat. mss. _Pieces originales,_ 1529, d'Holbach, 34, 861. [6:7] Carlyle, Rev. Dr. A., _Autobiography_, ed. Burton, Boston, 1861, p. 137 sq. for Holbach's English friends mentioned in his letters to Wilkes. [12:9] See Chap. II and Bibliography, Pt. I, for these and his other works. [12:10] Grimm _Cor. Lit._, Vol. II, p. 283. [12:11] _Gazette de France_, Aug. 10, 1754. |
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