Toland and the Traité des trois imposteurs c1709-1718

Champion, Justin

(1990)

Champion, Justin (1990) Toland and the Traité des trois imposteurs c1709-1718. International Archives of the History of Ideas, 148

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Abstract

John Toland is identified as a major influence on the 'Traité des trois imposteurs' through his studies at Leiden University, his involvement in the circle of Eugène of Savoy and Baron d'Hohendorf, and his published views on Moses as an exemplary legislator without any supernatural element. Includes in appendices Toland's Projet (in the original French) and contemporary English translations of chapter 5 of the Traité.

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Item TypeJournal Article
TitleToland and the Traité des trois imposteurs c1709-1718
AuthorsChampion, Justin
Uncontrolled KeywordsTraité de trois imposteurs, John Toland, Moses
DepartmentsFaculty of History and Social Science\History

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