Voltaire, a French philosopher who produced an age of enlightenment for his era of the mid 1700's, His piece titled Candide, brought together full coincidences and disasters. ... Voltaire's thought on war reflect his liberal thought on thinkers, like philosophers who preceded him; Voltaire contributions to the enlightenment age does not depend on his originality or lack of it. ... The notebook of Voltaire with his indications of war with ideas in 1755, in France Voltaire was known as the greatest living dramatist. In his notebook, Voltaire was viewed as artistic with his writings; "L...

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From the very beginning of his career, Voltaire was a writer. ... Voltaire produced a number of significant works. ... Voltaire's most famous work was Candide. Voltaire published Candide in 1759. ... Candide served as an outlet for Voltaire to criticize things that he saw as being flawed in society of the time, things like violence, corruption, and a lack of religious freedom among other things. ...

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