Leibniz in France: from Arnauld to Voltaire

New York: Garland (1955)
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reprint Barber, William Henry (1955) "Leibniz in France, from Arnauld to Voltaire: A Study in French Reactions to Leibnizianism, 1670-1760". Clarendon Press

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