EXTREMELY RARE account of the debate around the French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau during the first years of the French revolution, which ended with the re-burial of his remains in the Panthéon. Written by Ernest Ginsburger, a grammarian, historian and chief Rabbi of France. 280x195mm. XI+338 pages. Softcover. Covers detached. Cover worn and torn at several places. Cover edges bumped and chipped. Spine mostly missing. Binding very loose. Pages yellowing. Page edges rough-cut, some uncut. [SUMMARY]: Despite the damage to its cover, this rare work on the revolutionary acceptance of Rousseau is in good reading condition.