Zadig and L'Ingénu by Voltaire George L. Peet the correspondence of the worldly-wise

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Zadig and L'Ingénu by Voltaire George L. Peet the correspondence of the worldly-wiseTranslator: John Butt Publisher: Penguin Books, 1964 (first edition of this translation) Condition: Softcover, yellowed pages, interior clean One of Voltaire's earliest tales, Zadig is set in the exotic East and is told in the comic spirit of Candide; L'Ingenu, written after Candide, is a darker tale in which an American Indian records his impressions of France