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This treatise on political theory, originally published anonymously in 1748, has become one of the most influential works of political science ever written. French philosopher Charles de Montesquieu wrote this piece under the inspiration of such political theorists as Rene Descartes, Nicholas de Malebranche, and Niccolo Machiavelli. The ideas laid forth by Montesquieu in this work, especially that of balancing power among branches of government, had a prominent influence on the American Constitution, although at the time of its publication was subject to censorship. Over twenty years in the making, “The Spirit of Laws” considers a vast range of political topics including: the preservation of civil liberties, taxation, slavery, commerce, the role of women, crime and punishment, religion, education, morality and the law, and other matters of political, sociological, and anthropological importance. Undoubtedly, it has become one of the most emulated and highly-regarded treatises on political law ever written.

Примечание: «Федон, или О бессмертии души». Полный вариант заголовка: «Phedon, ou Entretiens sur la spiritualite et l'immortalite de l'ame / par Moses Mendels-Sohn; trad. de l'allem. par m. Junker».

Полный вариант заголовка: «Poesies et cantiques spirituels sur divers sujets qui regardent la vie interieure, ou l'esprit du vrai christianisme : par madame J. M. B. de La Mothe-Guyon. T. 3».

Полный вариант заголовка: «Poesies et cantiques spirituels sur divers sujets qui regardent la vie interieure, ou l'esprit du vrai christianisme : par madame J. M. B. de La Mothe-Guyon. T. 4».

Полный вариант заголовка: «Poesies et cantiques spirituels : tome 1 : sur divers sujets qui regardent la vie interieure, o u l'esprit du vrai christianisme : divises en quatre volumes / par Madame J.M. de la Mothe-Guyin».

Полный вариант заголовка: «Disquisitions relating to matter and spirit : to which is added The history of the philosophical doctrine concerning the origin of the soul, and the nature of matter; with its influence on Christianity, especially with respect to the doctrine of pre-existence of Christ / by Joseph Priestley».