قراءة كتاب Critical Miscellanies (Vol. 2 of 3) Essay 3: Condorcet

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Critical Miscellanies (Vol. 2 of 3) Essay 3: Condorcet

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Condorcet’s peculiar position and characteristics	163
Birth, instruction, and early sensibility	166
Friendship with Voltaire and with Turgot	170, 171
Compared with these two great men	172
Currents of French opinion and circumstance in 1774	177
Condorcet’s principles drawn from two sources	180
His view of the two English Revolutions	181
His life up to the convocation of the States-General	183
Energetic interest in the elections	189
Want of prevision	191
His participation in political activity down to the end of 1792	193
Chosen one of the secretaries of the Legislative Assembly	198
Elected to the Convention	200
Resistance to the Jacobins, proscription, and death	201
Condorcet’s tenacious interest in human welfare	210
Two currents of thought in France at the middle of the eighteenth century	215
Quesnay and the Physiocrats	216
Montesquieu	219
Turgot completed Montesquieu’s historical conception	222
Kant’s idea of a Universal or Cosmo-Political History	226
Condorcet fuses the conceptions of the two previous sets of thinkers	229
Account of his Tableau des Progrès	230
Omits to consider history of moral improvement	233
And misinterprets the religious element	234
His view of Mahometanism	238
Of Protestantism	240
And of philosophic propagandism	241
Various acute remarks in his sketch	243
His boundless hopes for the future	public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@24492@[email protected]#Page_244"