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Voltaire

    November 21, 1694 – May 30, 1778

    Voltaire, a towering figure of the Enlightenment, wielded his sharp intellect and eloquent prose to champion reason and justice. He fearlessly challenged religious dogma and societal prejudices, often employing biting satire to expose hypocrisy and advocate for reform. His writings explored profound philosophical questions about faith, existence, and human rights, consistently arguing against intolerance and superstition. Voltaire's distinctive voice and courageous critique cemented his legacy as a pivotal force in intellectual history, inspiring generations to question and seek truth.

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