Histoire Du Diable - Defoe, Daniel

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Histoire Du Diable, translated from the English, delves into the conduct of the Devil and the means he employs to achieve his designs. This second volume of Daniel Defoe's work presents a historical and theological exploration of the Devil's role in human affairs. Written in French, this edition offers a unique perspective on Defoe's classic examination of temptation, morality, and the enduring battle between good and evil.

A fascinating read for those interested in religious history, demonology, and the influence of the Devil throughout history.

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