Ideas for a Philosophy of the History of Mankind

"Rome disturbed the balance of the world, and under its sway, a world bled. What new order will rise from this upheaval? What new form will emerge from the ashes of fallen nations?"Available in a modern translation for the first time, this foundational text of the German Enlightenment offers a profound glimpse into the philosophical landscape of 1788 and beyond. It was published one year before the outbreak of the French Revolution, and develops a comprehensive theory of human development and a philosophy of progress.
A crucial document for understanding the foundations of our world.