Pascal

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Blaise Pascal (1623-1662) was the precocious, pioneering mathematician who laid the foundations for modern science. His mind ranged widely from maths and physics to Catholic theology, but his inventiveness led him into conflict with both the French monarchy and the Catholic church.

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Pensées

By Pascal

This hardback gift edition of Blaise Pascal's unfinished work, Pensées, which is an eloquent apology for the Christian faith, features gold cover embossing and stunning gilded page edges.

In a fragmented collection of notes, Pascal examines Christianity as well as human natur...

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