Great Political Thinkers, Plato to the Present

able according action Aristotle authority become better body called cause century church citizens civil common conception concern considered constitution democracy democratic desire direct doctrine economic equality established evil existence fact fear follows force freedom give given hands happiness hold human ideas individual institutions interest Italy judge justice kind king legislative less liberal liberty live look matter means ment mind monarchy moral nature necessary never object opinion particular party peace persons philosophy pleasure political possess possible practical present prince principle production question reason received regard relation religion Roman rule ruler sense slaves social society sovereign things thought tion true truth universal virtue whole