Blaise Pascal: Thoughts, Letters, Minor Works (The Harvard Classics)

The book is in good condition considering its age. The spine shows some wear, particularly at the top, but the binding remains intact. There is no dust jacket, which is typical for books of this era. The pages are clean with minimal foxing, and there are no inscriptions or library markings.

"The Harvard Classics Volume 48: Thoughts, Letters, and Minor Works" by Blaise Pascal is a notable part of the esteemed Harvard Classics series, edited by Charles W. Eliot. Published in 1910 by P. F. Collier & Son in New York, this volume encapsulates the profound philosophical insights and literary contributions of Blaise Pascal. The book includes translations by W. F. Trotter, M. L. Booth, and O. W. Wight, providing a comprehensive view of Pascal's thoughts, letters, and lesser-known works. This edition, part of a series designed to offer a well-rounded education through literature, is a valuable addition to any collection of classic philosophical literature. The physical condition is good, with some wear on the spine but overall binding integrity. This volume is a testament to Pascal's enduring influence in philosophy and literature.