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Part 4 (Book IV) concludes Rousseau’s Social Contract. He addresses elections, assemblies, censorship, dictatorship, and the role of civil religion in uniting society. The book ends with Rousseau’s vision of a political order grounded in freedom, equality, and civic virtue.

📖 Author: Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712–1778)
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