Bøger af Cecil P. Courtney

The fourteenth volume of the Correspondance générale contains over 400 letters dating from 1825 and 1826. As the reign of Charles X begins, Constant continues to work on De la religion, while engaging in the political struggles against the reactionary turn of domestic politics, thinking afresh about societal issues and supporting the Greeks in their fight for independence.

This eleventh volume of the Correspondance générale, which covers the years 1819 and 1820, is a valuable document of the intellectual life of the period as well as the multiple activities of Benjamin Constant as député of the Sarthe, orator, journalist, publicist and champion of political and civil liberties during the second Restoration.