How does Montaigne's writing provide insight into society at the time?
A) They were, in a sense, an autobiography, which gives us insight into his life and subsequently at least one perspective of society at that time.
B) These writings questioned the fitness of the Church and society at large to do what was best for the society as a whole.
C) His writings exude the skepticism of the age and the questions of submitting to a monarch.
D) All of these
E) None of these
A
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