The Works Of Francis Rabelais M.D. ... - Now Carefully Revised, and Compared throughout with the Late New Edition of M. Le Du Chat, by Mr. Ozell : Who Has Likewise Added at the Bottom of the Pages, a Translation of the Notes, Historical, Critical, and Explanatory, of the Said M. Du Chat, and Oth - <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fran%C3%A7ois_Rabelais" class="link">François Rabelais</a>Mr. Ozell <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Anthony_Motteux" class="link">Peter Anthony Motteux</a>Thomas UrquhartJacob Le Duchat

The Works Of Francis Rabelais M.D. ... - Now Carefully Revised, and Compared throughout with the Late New Edition of M. Le Du Chat, by Mr. Ozell : Who Has Likewise Added at the Bottom of the Pages, a Translation of the Notes, Historical, Critical, and Explanatory, of the Said M. Du Chat, and Oth

François Rabelais; Mr. Ozell; Peter Anthony Motteux; Thomas Urquhart; Jacob Le Duchat

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Rabelais' most famous works are the Gargantua-Pantagruel series, four books published from 1532 to 1535.[8] Framed as chivalric romances, they use the theatrical language of vaudeville to satirize heroic works, traditional pedagogy, and humanist ideals.[9] He grotesquely caricatured people in a playful way, in a style extensively imitated by seventeenth and eighteenth century French writers.[10]

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