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  • François Laurent

    His greatest work was Études sur l’histoire de l’humanité, 18 vol. (1861–70), a political and cultural history of man that was extremely popular in France, Germany, and England. It was praised for its great erudition but criticized for its theistic scheme and contention that man’s progress is the result…

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    His greatest work was Études sur l’histoire de l’humanité, 18 vol. (1861–70), a political and cultural history of man that was extremely popular in France, Germany, and England. It was praised for its great erudition but criticized for its theistic scheme and contention that man’s progress is the result…

    Read More