One work by this author was written after his encounter with a native taken back to Europe by the explorer Villegagnon.
This author described how Turkish armies are cheaper to maintain than European armies since they can feed themselves on the blood and flesh of their horses. One work by this author was written after his encounter with a native taken back to Europe by the explorer Villegagnon. That work opens by describing (*) Pyrrhus's encounter with a Roman army and notes how humans will label any culture different than their own as barbaric. He defended Raymond Sebond's Theologia Naturalis and wrote "Of Cannibals," which is found in a collection which is French for "trial" or "attempt." For 10 points, name this French author of the Essays.
This author described how Turkish armies are cheaper to maintain than European armies since they can feed themselves on the blood and flesh of their horses.
Michel de {Montaigne}