Jean-Jacques Rousseau Quotes

So Long As Government And Law Provide For The Security And Well-being Of Men In Their Common Life, The Arts, Literature And The Sciences, Less Despotic Though Perhaps More Powerful, Fling Garlands Of Flowers Over The Chains Which Weight Them Down. They Stifle In Men's Breasts That Sense Of Original Liberty, For Which They Seem To Have Been Born; Cause Them To Love Their Own Slavery, And So Make Of Them What Is Called A Civilized People.

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