Sir Roger L'Estrange war ein englischer Publizist und Autor, der als entschiedener Verteidiger königlicher Ansprüche bekannt war. Sein Leben war von politischen Kontroversen geprägt, in denen er seine Gegner unerbittlich angriff. L'Estrange wurde für seine polemischen Pamphlete berühmt, in denen er die parlamentarische Opposition als jenseits des Akzeptablen darstellte und damit seinen scharfen Stil und seine kompromisslose Haltung in der politischen Debatte unter Beweis stellte.
In diesem dritten und letzten schmalen Band von Roger L'Estrange wird die Lehre des römischen Stoikers Seneca neu interpretiert. Er betont, dass wahre Freundschaft, gestützt auf stoische Prinzipien, ein Mittel gegen Unglücke und Ängste wie Armut und Tod sein kann. Dieser Band ist ein Auszug aus Senecas Moralien.
Focusing on Stoic philosophy, Roger L'Estrange presents a reimagined version of Seneca's teachings, emphasizing the importance of character development and resilience in facing life's challenges. This volume serves as an accessible introduction to Stoicism, encouraging readers to cultivate inner strength and maintain equanimity amidst adversity. It is the first of three parts derived from L'Estrange's broader work, which draws from Seneca's Morals, originally published in 1678, making ancient wisdom relevant for contemporary readers.
Being A True And Last Account Of The Present Bloody Wars Carried On Betwixt The Infidels, Natives And The English Christians And Converted Indians Of New England
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in requital for L'Estrange's sayings - published in their own words for the information of the people
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This collection features timeless fables from Æsop and other renowned mythologists, emphasizing moral lessons and reflections. The unchanged reprint of the original 1692 edition preserves the wisdom and storytelling tradition, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in classic literature and ethical teachings. Each fable offers insights into human nature and societal values, inviting readers to ponder deeper meanings and lessons.
An Autobiography
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