REVOLTING!

Voltaire set the stage for popular writers to assume their own expertise based on how obnoxious one could be. But it is less known that many wrote responses to him in his own day. This is an archive of those responses.


Bergier, M. (Nicolas-Sylvestre)
(1718-1790)

Chaudon, L. M. (Louis Mayeul)
(1737-1817)

DeLuc, Jacques-François,
(1698-1780)

Findlay, Robert
(1721-1814)

Gahan, William
(1730-1804)

Guénée, Antoine
(1717-1803)

Haller, Albrecht von
(1708-1777)

Holding, James Patrick
(Fl. 21st Century)

La Croix, Etienne de. Dessain, J.
(Fl. 18th century)

McIlvaine, Charles Pettit
(1799-1873)

Mickle, William Julius,
(1734-1788)

Pascal, Blaise
(1623-1662)

Roustan, Ant. Jaq. (Antoine Jacques)
(Fl. 18th century)

United States Christian Magazine
(1796)

Printed by T. and J. Swords.


Viret, Louis
(Fl. 18th century)

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