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The Chautauquan, Vol. 05, March 1885

Note 12 — Chapter VI · —SUBJECTIVE REMEDIES.

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“Jean Jacques Rousseau.” (1712-1778.) One of the most eloquent French writers and singular characters of his age. He was denounced on account of his subversive theories and the immoralities of his life. His erratic social and political teachings are redeemed in part by the strong desire he had to increase the happiness of the laboring classes.

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