• The General Will
  This essay by Alex Amezquita, discusses the similarities and differences between Locke's and Rousseau's ideas of the General will of the people.
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• The Hume Society
  This is the home page of the Hume Society. It contains resources and information about David Hume and the society dedicated to his life and works.
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• The Political Realists of Continental Europe
  Enlightened Philosophers, such as Voltaire and Diderot, and the Physiocrats, who were ministers to the French court, did not wish to limit the powers of the Monarchies. They attempted to persuade European Rulers to redirect power towards the rationalization of economic and political structures and the liberation of intellectual life.
  To keep everyone from exercising too much freedom, however, there would be an absolute monarch. This phenomenon is known as Enlightened Absolutism.
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• The Rousseau Affair
  This article is about the famous argument between Rousseau and his friends, edited by Geoffrey Sauer Copyrighted 1997.
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• UCL Bentham Project
  The Bentham Project is attempting to produce new scholarly editions of this mans works.
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• Voltaire
  Read this short biography of Voltaire and learn how he affectect 18th century life and thought.
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• Voltaire
  This page at Hanover University has links to Voltaire's works and other resources about the philosopher.
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• Voltaire and Frederick the Great
  Learn about the correspondence between Voltaire and Frederick the Great of Germany at this page.
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• Voltaire Residence / Residence of Voltaire
  The Chateau de Cirey was the home of Voltaire for 15 years. This web site explains why and also has more information on France's greatest writer.
  Voltaire and Emilie du Chatelet lived at the Chateau de Cirey from 1734 to 1749. 100 photos.
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• Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary
  This is the HTML Version of Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary at the Hanover web site. This particular page is the table of contents. (English translation)
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