The Man of Forty Crowns Novel by Voltaire (Farsi)

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A social philosophical novel in which various essays are examined, Voltaire avoids economic issues as well as natural sciences and criticizes illusory theories and the performance of policymakers, then condemns the unpatriotic evils of reprehensible religious people and sanctimonious hypocrites. He values ​​tolerance and wisdom. The interests of the clergy have been exhausted. Later, however, he receives an inheritance and Andre becomes "Monsieur Andre. He builds a library for himself and opens his mind by reading and thinking and talks to various scientists. Monsieur Andre becomes a little Voltaire and It comes to the conclusion that many laws are not based on truth but based on prejudices. He forms a scholarly and literary circle and invites people from every creed and thought there to help the deep thinking and awareness of the citizens.