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Jean Baptiste de Boyer, Marquis dArgens June,January,was a French philosopher and writer, Boyer was born in Aix en Provence, An arch opponent of the Catholic Church, intolerance and religious oppression, he had to flee his native France and his books were frequently denounced by the Inquisition.
Inhe accompanied the French ambassador on a journey to Constantinople, where he lived for a year.
After an adventurous youth, he was disinherited by his father, He then settled for a time in Amsterdam, where he wrote his famous Lettres juives The Hague,vols,, Lettres chinoises The Hague,vols,, and Lettres cabalistiquesnd ed.
,vols,also the Mémoires secrets de la république des le Jean Baptiste de Boyer, Marquis d'Argens June,January,was a French philosopher and writer.
Boyer was born in Aix en Provence, An arch opponent of the Catholic Church, intolerance and religious oppression, he had to flee his native France and his books were frequently denounced by the Inquisition.
Inhe accompanied the French ambassador on a journey to Constantinople, where he lived for a year.
After an adventurous youth, he was disinherited by his father, He then settled for a time in Amsterdam, where he wrote his famous Lettres juives The Hague,vols,, Lettres chinoises The Hague,vols,, and Lettres cabalistiquesnd ed.
,vols,also the Mémoires secrets de la république des lettresvols,, afterwards revised and augmented as Histoire de l'esprit humain Berlin,vols,.
He also wrote six novels, the best known of which is Thérèse Philosophe, He was invited by Frederick the Great to his court where he spent the greater part of his career.
He was appointed a Royal Chamberlain and Director of the Belles Lettres section of the Academy, He married a Berlin actress, Mlle Cochois and had one daughter, D'Argens returned to France in, and died near Toulon on theth of January, aged, He was a friend of Voltaire, Pierre Louis de Maupertuis, Leonhard Euler, Samuel Formey, Andreas Sigismund Marggraf, Charles Louis de Beausobre, the Abbé de Prades, Casanova, Friedrich Nicolai and Moses Mendelssohn.
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