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French philosopher; (1715-1771)

Also known as: Claude Henri Helvetius, Helvetius, Клод Адриан Гельвеций, كلود أدريان هلفتيوس, 클로드 아드리앵 엘베시우스, クロード＝アドリアン・エルヴェシウス

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