David Copperfield

In the emergence of the eighteenth century, the splendor of the thought that was manifested in the book "Philosophical Messages" by Voltaire. This work, which caused a sensation and controversy, was blocked and burned in France as a result of his dare to address religious and social issues. In these messages, Voltaire offers satirical comparisons between governmental and parliamentary systems, and between religious and priestly life in France and England. In addition, it deals with scientific and academic issues, praising English characters such as Newton and experiences such as the Koisers Group, reviewing this at the expense of criticism of French characters such as Descartes and the theologian Blaise Pascal.