This author wrote about the strange marriage of the hostess at the Inn of the Great Stag, which cameabout because a vengeful widow tricked the Marquis of Arcis to fall in love with a prostitute.
This author wrote about the strange marriage of the hostess at the Inn of the Great Stag, which cameabout because a vengeful widow tricked the Marquis of Arcis to fall in love with a prostitute. Another workby this author begins with the narrator watching the chess masters Legal and Philidor before he gets into aconversation which ends with one man proclaiming, "He who laughs last, laughs best." This author set onework in the (*) Regency CafÃ©, while another work is about a man who believes that everything that happens or everwill happen has been written on a great scroll up above. This man collaborated with Jean le Rond d'Alembert onhis most famous project, and he also wrote Jacques the Fatalist and Rameau's Nephew. For 10 points, name thisEnlightenment thinker who was the editor of a repository of all knowledge, the Encyclopedie.
This author wrote about the strange marriage of the hostess at the Inn of the Great Stag, which cameabout because a vengeful widow tricked the Marquis of Arcis to fall in love with a prostitute.
Denis Diderot