Jean-Jacques Rousseau Quotes
An Animal, At The End Of A Few Months, Is What It Will Be All Its Life; And Its Species, At The End Of A Thousand Years, Is What It Was In The First Of Those Thousand Years. Why Is Man Alone Subject To Becoming An Imbecile?
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