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The Social Contract

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Index version: 4
Created: 2026-08-12 13:12 UTC
Last updated: 2026-08-16 18:48 UTC

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The Social Contract

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Authors: Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Language: english
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Edition markers: None detected
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Source URL: https://www.globalgreyebooks.com/ebooks2/jean-jacques-rousseau_social-contract.epub
Description: Jean-Jacques Rousseau's seminal political philosophy classic explores the foundations of legitimate government, democracy, liberty, and inequality. This collection features essential essays on the social compact, the general will, and the corrupting influence of arts and sciences, offering a timeless critique of civilization and a blueprint for a just society.

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The social contract & discourses

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Authors: Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Language: english
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Gutenberg ID: 46333
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Description: Jean-Jacques Rousseau's seminal political treatise challenges the legitimacy of slavery and arbitrary authority, arguing that true political society must rest on a social contract where individuals unite to form a collective sovereign. This work explores the transition from the state of nature to civil society, emphasizing liberty, equality, and the dangers of inequality and luxury that corrupt human morality.

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The social contract & discourses

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Authors: Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Language: english
Volume or part: None detected
Edition markers: None detected
Gutenberg ID: 46333
Local EPUB: data/epubs/pg46333.epub File present
Source URL: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/46333.epub.noimages
Description: Jean-Jacques Rousseau's seminal political treatise challenges the legitimacy of slavery and arbitrary authority, arguing that true political society must rest on a social contract where individuals unite to form a collective sovereign. This work explores the transition from the state of nature to civil society, emphasizing liberty, equality, and the dangers of inequality and luxury that corrupt human morality.

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Title similarity83%

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The Antisocial Conspiracy

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Authors: Abbé Barreul
Language: english
Volume or part: None detected
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Description: Abbé Barruel's third volume exposes the alleged Illuminist conspiracy against religion and state, utilizing captured Bavarian documents to reveal the sect's code, degrees, and plans for revolutionizing society through reason and equality.

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The Social Cancer

Local book #247

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Authors: José Rizal
Language: english
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Description: Set in colonial Philippines, this political novel follows idealistic reformer Crisostomo Ibarra as he confronts systemic corruption, friar oppression, and social injustice. Blending satire, tragedy, and allegory, the narrative explores themes of national identity, the hypocrisy of religious authority, and the devastating impact of greed on a society striving for progress.

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Social organization

Local book #5151

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Authors: Charles Horton Cooley
Language: english
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Gutenberg ID: 72636
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Description: Charles Horton Cooley explores the "larger mind" through the lens of primary groups, arguing that human nature and social ideals are forged in intimate face-to-face associations like families, playgroups, and neighborhoods. This seminal sociological work posits that society and the individual are inseparable phases of a common whole, offering a profound analysis of how early socialization shapes universal human impulses.

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Social organization

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Authors: Charles Horton Cooley
Language: english
Volume or part: None detected
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Gutenberg ID: 72636
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Description: Charles Horton Cooley explores the "larger mind" through the lens of primary groups, arguing that human nature and social ideals are forged in intimate face-to-face associations like families, playgroups, and neighborhoods. This seminal sociological work posits that society and the individual are inseparable phases of a common whole, offering a profound analysis of how early socialization shapes universal human impulses.

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The sociable ghost

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Authors: Olive Harper
Language: english
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Gutenberg ID: 76737
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Description: In this whimsical ghost story, a despondent reporter finds solace in the company of the "Sociable Ghost" beneath Trinity Church. Together, they attend a spectral banquet where the dead reveal the harsh truths of their earthly lives, the vanity of living memories, and the necessity of penance before earning release.

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The sociable ghost

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Author	100
Language Agreement	True
Volume Conflict	False
Edition Conflict	False
Author Conflict	False

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