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Essays on the formation of the human character

"These essays were first published separately, in 1812, to sound the public on my "new view" of society. They were extremely well received by our own government, under Lord Liverpool's administration, and by the governments of Europe and America, to whom they were communicated through our government. They contain the outline of the principles and system, which I have since advocated, for the adoption of the governments and populations of the world, as the only system in principle and practice which can introduce and maintain unity, virtue, knowledge, and happiness among the human race"--Book. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2009 APA, all rights reserved).

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  • ""These essays were first published separately, in 1812, to sound the public on my "new view" of society. They were extremely well received by our own government, under Lord Liverpool's administration, and by the governments of Europe and America, to whom they were communicated through our government. They contain the outline of the principles and system, which I have since advocated, for the adoption of the governments and populations of the world, as the only system in principle and practice which can introduce and maintain unity, virtue, knowledge, and happiness among the human race"--Livre. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2009 APA, all rights reserved)."
  • ""These essays were first published separately, in 1812, to sound the public on my "new view" of society. They were extremely well received by our own government, under Lord Liverpool's administration, and by the governments of Europe and America, to whom they were communicated through our government. They contain the outline of the principles and system, which I have since advocated, for the adoption of the governments and populations of the world, as the only system in principle and practice which can introduce and maintain unity, virtue, knowledge, and happiness among the human race"--Book. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2009 APA, all rights reserved)."@en
  • ""These essays were first published separately, in 1812, to sound the public on my "new view" of society. They were extremely well received by our own government, under Lord Liverpool's administration, and by the governments of Europe and America, to whom they were communicated through our government. They contain the outline of the principles and system, which I have since advocated, for the adoption of the governments and populations of the world, as the only system in principle and practice which can introduce and maintain unity, virtue, knowledge, and happiness among the human race"--Book. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2009 APA, all rights reserved)"

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  • "Obrazovanīe kharaktera : novyĭ vzgli︠a︡d na obshchestvo"
  • "Essays on the formation of the human character"
  • "Essays on the formation of the human character"@en

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