The Social Contract & Discourses

Exploring the necessity of government during the revolt against the French nobility, this work delves into the inherent understanding of law and morality within individuals. It argues that people possess an innate sense of how government should function. The book examines different forms of government, evaluating their strengths and how well they align with the proposed "Social Contract." Each form is analyzed for its merits, contributing to the broader discussion on governance and societal structure.