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Essays a Selection (Penguin Classics) Horrified Perspective on Racism andTo Overcome a Crisis of Melancholy After the Death of His Father, Montaigne Withdrew to His Country Estates and Began to Write, and in the Highly Original Essays That Resulted He Discussed Themes Such As Fathers and Children, Conscience and Cowardice, Coaches and Cannibals, And, Above All, Himself. "On Some Lines of Virgil" Opens Out Into a Frank Discussion of Sexuality and Makes a Revolutionary Case for the Equality of the Sexes. in "On Experience"