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8 May, 22:44

Which of the following describes a contribution of French Enlightenment philosopher Voltaire?

He wrote the short novel Candide about the ills of society, using humor and irony.

He wrote On the Social Contract, promoting social contract theory.

He co-founded and edited a universal encyclopedia titled Encyclopédie.

He co-wrote a book of political philosophy titled The Spirit of the Laws.

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