Cosmopolitanism and the enlightenment Cosmopolitanism and the enlightenment, edited by Rubiés, Joan-Pau, and Neil Safier, Cambridge and New York, Cambridge University Press, 2023, pages i-xxi, 1-320, ISBN 978-1-009-30534-1 (Hardcover) [Book Review]

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This book, a Festschrift emerging from a December 2013 conference at the Huntington Library in honor of Anthony Pagden and his ground-breaking work in early modern cultural and intellectual history...

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