Le Brahme Voyageur, Ou La Sagesse Populaire De Toutes Les Nations...

Originally published in 1824, 'Le Brahme Voyageur' is a unique philosophical work by the French author and diplomat Joseph-François Michaud. The book consists of a collection of observations and insights gleaned from the author's travels throughout India and the Middle East, as well as a discussion of the philosophy of the fictional character Sancho. With its blend of travelogue, philosophy, and fiction, 'Le Brahme Voyageur' is a fascinating and thought-provoking work that offers a window into the intellectual climate of early 19th-century France.
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