It notes that with regards to conquered enemies, the chief difference between European and American savages was that the latter dined on them.
The footnotes to this essay convey the author's disappointment that a question by "the wise and acute" Count von Windischgrätz was never answered. It notes that with regards to conquered enemies, the chief difference between European and American savages was that the latter dined on them. Less "outdated" views presented in this essay included the distinction between a "form of sovereignty" and "form of government," which together comprise civitas and which are further developed in the two supplements and two appendices to this work. Modern debate on this work conjectures whether or not its author intended to discuss universal male suffrage as a means to its end. Containing six preliminary and three definitive articles on the title subject, this essay subtitled "A Philosophical Sketch" discusses "world citizenship" of members of "republican states" giving rise to hospitality, and thus the title concept. For 10 points, identify this work which sparked democratic peace theory, written by Immanuel Kant.
The footnotes to this essay convey the author's disappointment that a question by "the wise and acute" Count von Windischgrätz was never answered.
{Perpetual} Peace: A Philosophical Sketch [or {Zum ewigen Frieden}: {Ein philosophischer Entwurf}]