Contemporary Civilization Source Book

action advantage authority become believe better body cause Chapter Christians citizens civil common consequence considered constitution continually contract crime Crudeli death depends direct earth effect equality exist fact faculties father fear follow force give given greater hand happiness Heaven human ideas impossible improvement individual interest judges justice kind king knowledge laws legislative less liberty live longer Maréchale matter means ment mind moral nature necessary never object observe once particular perfect person philosopher political present pride prince principles progress question reason regard relation religion remains respect rest result rules sciences seems sense sentiment simple single social society Sovereign speak tell thing thousand tion true truth universal virtue wants whole