Lessons of the New World: Design and Meaning in Montaigne's "Des Cannibales" (I:31) and "Des coches" (III:6)

Edwin M. Duval

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Edwin M. Duval, Lessons of the New World: Design and Meaning in Montaigne's "Des Cannibales" (I:31) and "Des coches" (III:6), Yale French Studies, No. 64, Montaigne: Essays in Reading (1983), pp. 95-112

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