Principles of Politics

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Kant, Immanual, Principles of Politics (1891)
	Front Matter
	Printing Details
	Title Page
	Quotations
	Contents
	Translator's Introduction, pp. vii-xliv
	Principles of Politics
	I. Idea of a Universal History from a Cosmopolitical Point of View, p. 1
	First Proposition, p. 5
	Second Proposition, p. 6
	Third Proposition, p. 7
	Fourth Proposition, p. 9
	Fifth Proposition, p. 12
	Sixth Proposition, p. 14
	Seventh Proposition, p. 15
	Eighth Proposition, p. 21
	Ninth Proposition, p. 25
	II. Principles of Political Right, p. 31
	III. The Principle of Progress, p. 63
	IV. Perpetual Peace (1795), p. 77
	First Section: The Preliminary Articles of a Perpetual Peace Between States, p. 79
	Second Section: The Definitive Articles of a Perpetual Peace Between States, p. 88
	First Supplement: Of the Guarantee of Perpetual Peace, p. 105
	Second Supplement: Secret Article Relating to Perpetual Peace, p. 116
	Appendix I. On the Discordance Between Morals and Politics in Reference to Perpetual Peace, p. 119
	Appendix II. Of the Accordance of Politics with Morals According to the Trancendental Conception of Public Right, p. 137
	End of Book, p. 148
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