A treatise on the influence of the passions upon the happiness of individuals and of nations : illustrated by striking references to the principal events and characters that have distinguished the French Revolution.
"The following work upon the Passions obtained great success in France. It has likewise extended its fame into Germany. Its great aim is to show that the passions tend to embitter the happiness of individuals, and to disturb the peace of nations. She considers the very essence of passion to con...
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