A Treatise on Man, His Intellectual Faculties and His Education; Volume 1

Originally written by Helvétius, this treatise explores the nature of man's intellectual faculties and how education can promote or hinder their development. This edition includes a translation by William Hooper, M.D., as well as annotations by John Adams, offering an insightful perspective on the topic.

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