Description
This treatise, entitled Traité de la Délation, is a work by Romain Motier, a citizen of Geneva, published in the 18th century. The book falls within the genre of political and moral essays of the Enlightenment era, addressing a matter of public interest through a reflection on denunciation and its social and legal implications. Though the author was not a major philosopher of the period, his text reflects the contemporary Geneva context’s focus on civic morality and public order. The bibliophilic interest of this book lies in its rarity, typical of pamphlets or marginal essays of the time, often printed in small numbers and poorly preserved. The physical condition of the copy offered is not specified in the current description.

















