Discuss the below:
Q1. Why is Voltaire's discussion of the Royal Exchange relevant to his discussion of religion in Great Britain?
Q2. What does Voltaire think of Presbyterian ministers? What motivates them? What effect have they had on the religious and social life of Britain? What do his comments in the passage suggest about his attitude towards religious belief in general?
Q3. Why does Voltaire believe that Britain enjoys religious peace?
Q1. How, according to Smith, did rich men with few attractive goods available to purchase use their wealth? How did this shape the social and political order?
Q2. Once such men began buying "baubles,' how did their relations with poorer members of society change? How did this strengthen an emerg-ing central government?
Q3. What does this version of history suggest about the likelihood and limits of human progress? About how such progress occurs?
Attachment:- Adam smith on baubles and the demise of feudalism.rar