Condorcet

"A historical work of the most primary importance, an intensely provocative and lucid argument about the genesis of Condorcet's thinking and, in its relation of Condorcet's social theories to the intellectual and political world around him, an important contribution to our understanding of the Enlightenment and the later decades of the eighteenth century.” – Alan Charles Kors, Journal of Modern History

Published 1982.

Binding of book is semi-loose. Moderate shelfwear, creasing and some foxing on covers of book. Sicker on front cover. Some shelfwear, tanning and foxing on edges of book. Annotations in pencil, some foxing and few waterstains on insides of covers. Very little foxing and some creasing on certain pages.