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Victor Cousin
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Victor Cousin
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Victor Cousin
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Victor Cousin
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Victor Cousin
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Victor Cousin
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Victor Cousin (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from Victor Cousin Unity of Cousin's life, 191. - His nine volumes on the women and society of the seventeenth century, 192. Pascal diverts him from philosophy, 193. Episode of Jouffroy's Memoirs, 193. - Their mutilation by the Eclectics, 196. Cousin condemns the mutilation of Pascal, 197. - C0usin's library, 197. - The book he did not present to the Duchess of Orleans, 199. His passion for bringing out unpublished works, 200. - Anecdote of the Malebranche manuscript, 201. Cousin's books about seventeenth-century women, 204.-madame de Longue ville's posthumous lover, 206. Cousin, sainte-beuve, and Michelet as literary artists, 207. Taine's criticisms refuted, 209. - Charm of these bo...
Victor Cousin
" N� � Paris, le 28 novembre 1792, dans une famille d'artisans, Victor Cousin re�ut l'instruction primaire, dans les �coles gratuites de son quartier ; son enfance se passa entre Notre-Dame et la tour Saint-Jacques. Son p�re �tait voltairien, sa m�re pieuse : elle voulut que son fils f�t baptis� � la cath�drale, par un pr�tre non asserment�, et ne cessa d'entretenir et de d�velopper dans son coeur le germe religieux qu'elle y avait d�pos�. Les premiers succ�s de l'enfant d�cid�rent sa famille � s'imposer de p�nibles sacrifices pour compl�ter son �ducation. En quittant l'�cole municipale, il fut plac� d'abord chez un abb� Le Clerc, qui lui e...
