At the beginning of this work's second part, the author notes that the first part was written with pleasure at Wootton or in the Chateau of Trye.  
At the beginning of this work's second part, the author notes that the first part was written with pleasure at Wootton or in the Chateau of Trye.  In Book 12, we learn about the author's move to Motiers, where he came under the protection of a Marshal of Scotland named George Keith.  In book 1, the author remembers being locked out of his city at the age of 16, after which he ran away from home.  Women in the author's life include Madame d'Houdetot, Madame de Warens, and Th??e Levasseur, the laundress whose children the author took to the Foundling Hospital.  Covering the years 1712 to 1765, it discusses the reception of the Discourse on Inequality.  FTP, name this book published in 1781, the autobiography of Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
At the beginning of this work's second part, the author notes that the first part was written with pleasure at Wootton or in the Chateau of Trye.  
The Confessions or Les Confessions