Chapters such as "Of Property," "Of Crimes and Punishment," and "Principles of Government," can be found in his most famous treatise of political philosophy, Enquiry Concerning Political Justice.
At his death, this philosopher left unfinished his major work on religion, The Genius of Christianity Unveiled, and his other non-philosophical works include a History of the Commonwealth of England from its commencement to its restoration. This man's most famous philosophical work was attacked in Dr. Parr's Spital Sermon, and in that work this man proposed his "Famous Fire Cause," concluding that in the case of a fire, one should save the life of the Archbishop Fenelon rather than a common Valet. This man's reply to Malthus is contained in his work On Population, and his last philosophical work consists of 23 essays on topics such as astronomy, phrenology, and "intellectual abortion," entitled Thoughts on Man. Chapters such as "Of Property," "Of Crimes and Punishment," and "Principles of Government," can be found in his most famous treatise of political philosophy, Enquiry Concerning Political Justice. For 10 points, identify this liberal British philosopher best known for such works as Memoirs of the Author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman and the philosophical novel Things as They Are; or, the Adventures of Caleb Williams.
At his death, this philosopher left unfinished his major work on religion, The Genius of Christianity Unveiled, and his other non-philosophical works include a History of the Commonwealth of England from its commencement to its restoration.
William Godwin