This is Volume 4 of the complete works of Joseph de Maistre, a Savoyard philosopher, writer, lawyer, and diplomat who developed a counter-revolutionary, conservative political and social philosophy. Writing in French, Maistre was a staunch supporter of hierarchical society and monarchical rule. His works were highly influential in conservative circles following the French Revolution. This volume presents a collection of his essays and treatises on political, social, and religious topics, showcasing his distinctive writing style and profound insights into the nature of authority and order.
Explore Maistre's complex arguments and discover why he remains a significant figure in the history of political thought. "Oeuvres Complètes, Volume 4..." offers valuable insights into the intellectual climate of post-revolutionary Europe and the enduring appeal of conservative ideas.
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