The oft-quoted phrase "man is born free, yet everywhere he is in chains" originates from, FTP, what philosophical work which states that a legitimate government can only originate from the titular concept, a work by Jean-Jacques Rousseau?
In this work's second section, the author notes that nobody who jumped out of a burning building was ever accused of suicide. In a response to Grotius, the author defines the word alienate to mean giving or selling, notes that the words slave and right contradict each other, and that we must always go back to a first convention. He also labels the collective grouping of all citizens as the "Sovereign", claims monarchies are best suited to hot climates, and claims that friction between the sovereign and government will eventually destroy any state. The oft-quoted phrase "man is born free, yet everywhere he is in chains" originates from, FTP, what philosophical work which states that a legitimate government can only originate from the titular concept, a work by Jean-Jacques Rousseau?
In this work's second section, the author notes that nobody who jumped out of a burning building was ever accused of suicide.
The {Social Contract}, or Principles of Political Right