The Rights Of Man

This edition presents a faithful reproduction of the original 1791 text, highlighting its enduring significance. It explores themes of individual rights and the role of government, advocating for democracy and social justice. The work remains a foundational text in political philosophy, reflecting Enlightenment ideals and challenging the status quo of its time. Readers will find a compelling argument for the inherent rights of individuals, making it a vital resource for understanding modern democratic principles.