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The plan for perpetual peace, on the government of Poland, and other writings on history and politics [electronic resource]
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The Collected Writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Volume 11.
| Title |
The plan for perpetual peace, on the government of Poland, and other writings on history and politics [electronic resource] / Jean-Jacques Rousseau translated by Christopher Kelly and Judith Bush edited by Christopher Kelly. |
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| Publisher |
Hanover, N.H. : Dartmouth College Press : University Press of New England |
| Creation Date |
c2005 |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record. Includes bibliographical references and index. English |
| Content |
Cover Half-title Title Page Copyright Contents Preface Chronology of Works in Volume 11 Note on the Text Introduction Universal Chronology or General History of Times From the Creation of the World Up to the Present On Wealth and Fragments on Taste Fragments of a History of the Valais On the Writings of the Abbé de Saint-Pierre Abstract of Monsieur the Abbé de Saint-Pierre's Plan for Perpetual Peace Letter From M. Rousseau to M. de Bastide Author of ""The World"" Foreword by M. de Bastide Fragment Rescript of the Emperor of China on the Occasion of the Plan for Perpetual PeaceJudgment of the Plan for Perpetual Peace The State of War Fragments on War Polysynody Chapter I. Necessity in Monarchy of a Form of Government Subordinate to the Prince. Chapter II. Three Specific Forms of Subordinate Government Chapter III. Relation between These Forms and Those of the Supreme Government Chapter IV. Division and Departments of the Councils Chapter V. Manner of Composing Them Chapter VI. Rotation of Departments Chapter VII. Other Advantages of This Rotation Chapter VIII. That Polysynody is the Most Natural Administration by SubordinationChapter IX. And the Most Useful Chapter X. Other Advantages Chapter XI. Conclusion Judgment on the Polysynody Fragments on the Polysynody Various Fragments Plan for an Introduction to a Work on the Abbé de St. Pierre Fragments and Noteson the Abbé de St. Pierre Plan For a Constitution for Corsica Plan for a Constitution for Corsica Foreword [Plan] Separate Fragments Considerations on the Government of Poland and on Its Planned Reformation Considerations on the Government of Poland and on Its Planned Reformation[I] State of the Question. [II] Spirit of Ancient Institutions. [III] Application. [IV] Education. [V] Radical Vice. [VI] Question of the Three Orders. [VII] Means for Maintaining the Constitution. [VIII] On the King. [IX] Particular Causes of Anarchy. [X] Administration. [XI] Economic System. [XII] Military System. [XIII] Plan for Subjecting All the Members of the Government to a Graduated Progression. [XIV] Election of the Kings. [XV] Conclusion. Notes Index |
| Series |
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 1712-1778. Works. English. 1990 v. 11. The collected writings of Rousseau v. 11 |
| Extent |
1 online resource (289 p.) |
| Language |
English |
| National Library system number |
997010701295005171 |
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