A Manual of the Principles of Government As Set Forth by the Authorities of Ancient and Modern Times

This insightful treatise explores the principles of government as they have been articulated by ancient and modern thinkers and leaders. From Plato to Rousseau, from Machiavelli to Jefferson, the book offers a fascinating survey of the ideas and theories that have shaped our understanding of government and politics.
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