This thinker spent most of her adult life in exile, finally spending the three years before her 1817 death in Paris.  Her principal philosophical work was the 1796 A Treatise on the Influence of the Passions on the Happiness of Individuals and of Nat
This thinker spent most of her adult life in exile, finally spending the three years before her 1817 death in Paris.  Her principal philosophical work was the 1796 A Treatise on the Influence of the Passions on the Happiness of Individuals and of Nations in which she developed the theme of the inseparable connection between thought and feeling.  Closely associated with Romanticism, her 1813 De l'Allemagne, published in London, was an important instrument for introducing German Romanticism to the French and English.  For 10 points, who was this French thinker who had to live in exile because of her disfavored political father, Jacques Necker?
This thinker spent most of her adult life in exile, finally spending the three years before her 1817 death in Paris.  
Anne-Louise-Germaine Necker or Mme de Sta?