Memoirs of Modern Philosophers; Volume II - Elizabeth Hamilton - Bog

A witty and ironic novel that satirizes the fashionable world of philosophical debate and intellectual pretension in late 18th-century Britain. Written by Elizabeth Hamilton, a prominent Scottish writer and feminist, this novel offers a hilarious and incisive critique of the limits and follies of human reason and the social structures that uphold them.
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