Fragmens Sur Les Institutions RÃ (c)publicaines is a posthumous work by Louis-Antoine-LÃ (c)on Saint-Just, a prominent figure in the French Revolution. This collection of fragments offers insights into Saint-Just's political philosophy and his vision for a republican government.
The text provides a unique perspective on the ideals and challenges of establishing a republic during a period of intense social and political upheaval. It remains a valuable resource for understanding the intellectual currents that shaped the French Revolution and the enduring quest for republicanism. This work, edited by Fayolle, allows readers to explore Saint-Just's thoughts on justice, governance, and the foundations of a stable and virtuous society.
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