One of the most important works of French literature, Thoughts of Pascal is a collection of philosophical fragments and aphorisms that explore the nature of faith, reason, and humanity. Written in the mid-17th century, Pascal's insights into the human condition are still relevant today, and his distinctive blend of skepticism and mysticism has influenced generations of thinkers and writers.

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