Voltaire 
Innocent Man 

An Innocent Man is Voltaire”s masterpiece of late philosophical novels. This edition adopts Mr. Fu Lei”s translation. The innocent man grew up in a Canadian tribe and returned to France as an adult. He was put into the Bastille because he was incompatible with hypocrisy and cunning customs. There, he met Galton, a Nepalese scholar. The two became close friends in prison. The innocent man”s understanding of the truth of the world was further improved. At the same time, his fiancee, Miss St Iver, married a power official to save him, and finally died in grief and indignation. Their sincere feelings moved the nobles, the innocent man was promoted by the nobles and "became an excellent officer and was praised by the gentleman". The book also includes famous philosophical novels such as White and Black and Yeno and Golam.