The whole prose romances of François-Marie Arouet de Voltaire
By: now first completely done into English by William Walton ... with etchings by Laguillermie and Thevenin
Series: The bibliophilist's library. Second series -- v. 1-3; The bibliophilist's library -- v. 1-3
Publisher: Printed only for subscribers by G. Barrie
Published: 1897
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng; fre
Notes: Engravings in two states.
Table of contents: title: v. 1. The Huron; or, The pupil of nature.; title: The history of Jenni; or, The atheist and the sage. The one-eyed street-porter. Cosi-Sancta; A little evil for a great good. An incident of memory. The travels of Reason. The man with forty crowns. Timon. The king of Boutan; or, How far should we impose upon the people. Of the adornment of the city of Cashmere.; title: v. 2. The letters of Amabed. The blind judges of colors. The princess of Babylon. The ears of Lord Chesterfield and Chaplain Goudman. Story of a good Brahman. An Indian adventure. Zadig; or, Destiny.; title: v. 3. Micromegas. Candide; or, Optimisn. The world as it goes. The white and the black. Jeannot and Colin. The history of the travels of Scarmentado. The white bull. Memnon; or, Human wisdom. Plato's dream. Bababec and the fairs. The two consoled ones.