"The Government of Poland is the only finished work in which
Rousseau himself dons the mantle of legislator, applying the
principles of the Social Contract to the real world around him.
Poland teaches us much about the mysterious art of the Social
Contract's 'legislator,' how he transforms each individual into
part of a larger whole. Only in . . . Poland do we find what this
crucial transformation entails and what it presupposes. But
probably the greatest lesson to be learned from . . . Poland
concerns Rousseau's understanding of the proper relationship
between theory and practice. . . . Time and again we see Rousseau
advising the Poles to do things which are in gross violation of the
strict principles of political right he had elaborated in the
Social Contract." --Richard Myers in Canadian Journal of Political
Science
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