1 of 150, DELUXE LARGE PAPER, ESSAYS OF MONTAIGNE, FINELY BOUND by MAURIN, 5 VOL

To which are Added Some Account of the Life of Montaigne, Notes, A Translation of all the Letters Known to be Extant, and an Enlarged Index. Edited by William Carew Hazlett. London: Privately Printed from teh Navarre Society Limited. Large Paper Deluxe Edition, Limited to 150 copies, of which this is number 144.

Signed by the publisher and the printer on the limitation page. Finely bound in quarter crushed green morocco and signed by Maurin. Five tall octavos, cix, 242p; vi, 361p; v, 364p; vi, 338p; v, 347 pages, finely bound in quarter crushed green morocco over green cloth covered boards. Spines with raised bands, gilt lettering and decoration.

Large fold out in the first volume. Ex-library with some of the usual markings, some slight rubbing and wear, a few scuffs, minor discoloration to leather, else in good + condition. The Essays of Montaigne, penned by the French philosopher Michel de Montaigne during the late 16th century, represent a timeless exploration of the human experience. In this collection of introspective musings, Montaigne delves into a vast array of topics, ranging from morality and philosophy to politics and education.

What sets Montaigne apart is his candid and introspective approach, as he invites readers into the inner workings of his mind, revealing his doubts, uncertainties, and profound insights. Through his essays, Montaigne challenges conventional wisdom, advocating for intellectual curiosity, skepticism, and self-reflection.

His engaging prose and thought-provoking ideas continue to resonate with readers across centuries, making the Essays of Montaigne a cornerstone of Western philosophical literature. If you have any questions, feel free to ask and don't forget to check out my other listings.

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