État prÃ(c)sent de l'Espagne et de la nation espagnole; lettres Ã(c)crites à Madrid, pendant les annÃ(c)es 1760 [et] 1761

?tat pr?sent de l'Espagne et de la nation espagnole; lettres ?crites ? Madrid, pendant les ann?es 1760 [et] 1761 offers a fascinating glimpse into 18th-century Spain through the eyes of Edward Clarke. Written as a series of letters from Madrid during 1760 and 1761, the book provides detailed observations on Spanish society, culture, and politics. Clarke's work captures the nuances of Spanish life, offering insights into the nation's character and customs. This historical account is invaluable for anyone interested in understanding Spain during this transformative period.

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