L'A, B, C, Dialogue Curieux (1762)

Through a dialogue among three characters, the book explores themes of religion, politics, morality, and philosophy, serving as a satire of 18th-century French society and its institutions. Voltaire employs humor and irony to challenge prevailing ideas and prejudices, showcasing his commitment to Enlightenment values and critical thought. The work reflects his fight against intolerance and obscurantism, marking it as a significant contribution to French literature and philosophy. This edition preserves the cultural importance of Voltaire's original text.