This second volume of Henry Saint-John Bolingbroke's 'Philosophical Works' presents a compelling insight into the mind of a prominent 18th-century statesman and philosopher. Bolingbroke's writings delve into profound questions of ethics, governance, and the nature of human society. His unique perspective, shaped by a life of political engagement and intellectual curiosity, offers a valuable contribution to the Enlightenment discourse.
Readers will find in this collection a wealth of reflections on the ideal state, the role of the citizen, and the moral foundations of political order. Bolingbroke's elegant prose and insightful arguments make this volume essential for anyone interested in the history of political thought and the enduring relevance of philosophical inquiry.
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