Man and Citizen: De Homine and de Cive
Bernard Gert (ed.)
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A reprint of the 1972 Doubleday edition. Contains the most helpful version of Hobbes's political and moral philosophy available in English. Includes the only English translation of De Homine, chapters X-XV. Features the English translation of De Cive attributed to Hobbes.Other Versions
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