Jean-Jacques Rousseau about morality (“The Social Contract”, 1762) - From this it follows that the censorship may be useful for the preservation of morality, but can never be so for its restoration.
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“ From this it follows that the censorship may be useful for the preservation of morality, but can never be so for its restoration. ”
 Jean-Jacques Rousseau, The Social Contract (1762). copy citation

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1762
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Of the Social Contract, or Principles of Political Law, Book IV
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Translated by George Douglas Howard Cole
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau about morality (“The Social Contract”, 1762) - From this it follows that the censorship may be useful for the preservation of morality, but can never be so for its restoration.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau about morality (“The Social Contract”, 1762) - From this it follows that the censorship may be useful for the preservation of morality, but can never be so for its restoration.