The Trial of a New Society by Justus Ebert ~ Full Audiobook [philosophy]

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Candide by Voltaire audiobook. Genre: philosophy Candide follows a young man raised to believe that he lives in the best of all possible worlds. Taught by his devoted tutor Pangloss to trust in a cheerful philosophy of universal good, Candide begins life innocent, hopeful, and ce ...  Afficher plus

The Northward Course of Empire by Vilhjalmur Stefansson ~ Full Audiobook [history]

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