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    Kant's Principles of Politics, including his Essay on Perpetual Peace

    Immanuel Kant

    Kant's Principles of Politics, including his Essay on Perpetual Peace, by Immanuel Kant (1724–1804), a public-domain text from Liberty Fund's Online Library of Liberty.

    Chapters
    28
    Variants
    28
    Genre
    Political Theory
    Difficulty
    Advanced

    Chapters

    1. 01Translator’s Introductionprose
    2. 02The Natural Principle of the Political Order.prose
    3. 03First Proposition.prose
    4. 04Second Proposition.prose
    5. 05Third Proposition.prose
    6. 06Fourth Proposition.prose
    7. 07Fifth Proposition.prose
    8. 08Sixth Proposition.prose
    9. 09Seventh Proposition.prose
    10. 10Eighth Proposition.prose
    11. 11Ninth Proposition.prose
    12. 12The Principles of Political Right.prose
    13. 13The Principle of Progressprose
    14. 14Perpetual Peace. A Philosophical Essay. 1795, ‘The Perpetual Peace.’prose
    15. 151.: ‘No conclusion of Peace shall be held to be valid as such, when it has been made with the secret reservation of the prose
    16. 162.: ‘No State having an existence by itself—whether it be small or large—shall be acquirable by another State through inprose
    17. 173.: ‘Standing Armies shall be entirely abolished in the course of time.’prose
    18. 184.: ‘No National Debts shall be contracted in connection with the external affairs of the State.’prose
    19. 195.: ‘No State shall intermeddle by force with the Constitution or Government of another State.’prose
    20. 206.: ‘No State at war with another shall adopt such modes of hostility as would necessarily render mutual confidence impoprose
    21. 21Second Section which contains THE DEFINITIVE ARTICLES OF A PERPETUAL PEACE BETWEEN STATES.prose
    22. 22I.: First Definitive Article in the Conditions of Perpetual Peace. ‘The Civil Constitution in every State shall be Repubprose
    23. 23II.: Second Definitive Article in the conditions of a Perpetual Peace. ‘The Right of Nations shall be founded on a Federprose
    24. 24III.: Third Definitive Article in the conditions of a Perpetual Peace. ‘The Rights of men as Citizens of the world in a prose
    25. 25First Supplement. Of the Guarantee of Perpetual Peace.prose
    26. 26Second Supplement. Secret Article relating to Perpetual Peace.prose
    27. 27Appendix, I: On the Discordance between Morals and Politics in reference to Perpetual Peace.prose
    28. 28II: Of the Accordance of Politics with Morals according to the Transcendental Conception of Public Right.prose