Jean-Jacques Rousseau — "Civilization is a thin and precarious crust, which can be broken through at any …"
Civilization is a thin and precarious crust, which can be broken through at any moment by the earthquake from below.
Civilization is a thin and precarious crust, which can be broken through at any moment by the earthquake from below.
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"The people, being subject to the laws, ought to be the author of them."
"I hate those who are always right and always wrong."
"It is too difficult to think nobly when one thinks only of earning a living."
"It is in the heart of man that the true source of both good and evil resides."
"I detest the great, their condition, their maxims, their vices, and I should detest them still more if I were one of them."
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