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In London he met the distinguished men of letters , who brought him into contact with the religious and political ideas of the English rationalists . Upon his return to France , Voltaire , like Montesquieu , devoted himself to making ...
In London he met the distinguished men of letters , who brought him into contact with the religious and political ideas of the English rationalists . Upon his return to France , Voltaire , like Montesquieu , devoted himself to making ...
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Through all his works ran the idea of a ' state of nature and a return to nature . He endeavored to reconstruct the origins ... The most important of Rousseau's ideas concerned equality , popular sovereignty , and a return to nature .
Through all his works ran the idea of a ' state of nature and a return to nature . He endeavored to reconstruct the origins ... The most important of Rousseau's ideas concerned equality , popular sovereignty , and a return to nature .
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By a host of lesser writers who popularized the new doctrines , the ideas of the seventeenth- and eighteenth - century political and social philosophers were made available to thousands who were too poorly educated to read with profit ...
By a host of lesser writers who popularized the new doctrines , the ideas of the seventeenth- and eighteenth - century political and social philosophers were made available to thousands who were too poorly educated to read with profit ...
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