As counselor of the Bordeaux Parliament, he met his friend Etienne de la Boëtie, who died six years later at age 32.
Born to a noble family, he was first raised with a peasant family, learned Latin before French, and first attended the College of Guyenne at Bordeaux at age six. As counselor of the Bordeaux Parliament, he met his friend Etienne de la Boëtie, who died six years later at age 32. For ten points, name this 16th century courtier best known for two books published in 1580 consisting of 57 and 37 chapters he called "essays."
Born to a noble family, he was first raised with a peasant family, learned Latin before French, and first attended the College of Guyenne at Bordeaux at age six.
Michel Eyquem de {Montaigne}