... institute a "universal system of education,"" universal suffrage, "real equality- before the law, free thought and expression, freedom and self determination of colonial states to "govern themselves,"" redistribution to make "equality in wealth,"" national insurance and pensions, and equal gender-rights. In sum, Condorcet was the last monument to a fading European movement, with different assumptions of human nature, contempt for pre-science, and belief in the dawn of the age of ... in 1536 when his friend Farel invited him, which was the year when he published the first version of his ...

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