Man and the state: the political philosophers

absolute absolute monarchy actions Adam Smith Anaxagoras assembly authority bourgeois bourgeoisie bullion Christian civil coin command common commonwealth Communists condition conduct consent consequently constitution demand desire doctrine dominion duty employed England equal evil exchange existence father feeling freedom G. W. F. Hegel give gold greater hath human Idea individual industry interest Jean Jacques Rousseau Jephtha judge land law of nature less liberty live mankind master means ment monarchy moral nations natural price necessary never object obliged opinion particular passions person philosophy political possession pound weight present principle produce profit proletariat proportion punish quantity of labour question reason religion rent require rule Scotland shillings silver slavery social society sovereign sovereign power sovereignty Spirit supposed tariat things thought tion truth wages of labour whole Wilhelm von Humboldt