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Shouldn't there be an article for each of Montaigne's essays?

Too many to all list here, with analysis and everything.

Also, Montaigne may have been a humanist, but he was also a Deist, not one of the raving atheist humanists.

I don't think Montaigne really espoused anything like the degree of cultural relativism we have today; he certainly observed and marveled at the variety of the peoples of the world, but in simply not being judgmental, I do not think he was being a relativist. I propose, therefore, to modify that sentence. User:Waster

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