
On
On Nothing and Kindred Subjects, On Everything, On Anything, On Something, OnBy Hilaire BellocLength32h 52m
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Hilaire Belloc's 'On' is a profound exploration of political philosophy, delving into the relationship between state power and individual freedom. Belloc's writing is characterized by its clarity and eloquence, providing readers with a thought-provoking analysis of the implications of centralized authority on society. Through a series of compelling arguments and persuasive examples, Belloc challenges readers to consider the balance between order and liberty in a modern democracy, making this work a significant contribution to political literature. Drawing from historical events and intellectual movements, 'On' is a timeless piece that continues to resonate with readers today. Hilaire Belloc, a renowned writer and historian, brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to the discussion of political theory in 'On'. His unique perspective and expertise in various fields enrich the text, offering readers a comprehensive view of the subject matter. Belloc's passion for truth and justice shines through in his writing, inspiring readers to critically engage with the complex issues he presents. I highly recommend 'On' to readers interested in political philosophy and the relationship between state power and individual rights. Belloc's masterful prose and meticulous research make this book a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the dynamics of governance and freedom.
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GenreLiterary Classics
Length32 hrs 52 mins
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Publish dateJan 4, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1ON NOTHING AND KINDRED SUBJECTS
2ON THE PLEASURE OF TAKING UP ONE'S PEN
3ON GETTING RESPECTED IN INNS AND HOTELS
4ON IGNORANCE
5ON ADVERTISEMENT
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6ON A HOUSE
7ONE THE ILLNESS OF MY MUSE
8ON A DOG AND A MAN ALSO
9ON TEA
10ON THEM
11ON RAILWAYS AND THINGS
12ON CONVERSATIONS IN TRAINS
13ON THE RETURN OF THE DEAD
14ON THE APPROACH OF AN AWFUL DOOM
15ON A RICH MAN WHO SUFFERED
16ON A CHILD WHO DIED
17ON A LOST MANUSCRIPT
18ON A MAN WHO WAS PROTECTED BY ANOTHER MAN
19ON NATIONAL DEBTS (WHICH ARE IMAGINARIES AND TRUE NOTHINGS OF STATE)
20ON LORDS
21ON JINGOES: IN THE SHAPE OF A WARNING
22ON A WINGED HORSE AND THE EXILE WHO RODE HIM
23ON A MAN AND HIS BURDEN
24ON A FISHERMAN AND THE QUEST OF PEACE
25ON A HERMIT WHOM I KNEW
26OF AN UNKNOWN COUNTRY
27ON A FAERY CASTLE
28ON A SOUTHERN HARBOUR
29ON A YOUNG MAN AND AN OLDER MAN
30ON THE DEPARTURE OF A GUEST
31ON DEATH
32ON COMING TO AN END
33ON SONG
34ON AN EMPTY HOUSE
35THE LANDFALL
36THE LITTLE OLD MAN
37THE LONG MARCH
38ON SATURNALIA
39A LITTLE CONVERSATION IN HEREFORDSHIRE
40ON THE RIGHTS OF PROPERTY
41THE ECONOMIST
42A LITTLE CONVERSATION IN CARTHAGE
43THE STRANGE COMPANION
44THE VISITOR
45A RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PAST
46THE REASONABLE PRESS
47ASMODEUS
48THE DEATH OF THE COMIC AUTHOR
49ON CERTAIN MANNERS AND CUSTOMS
50THE STATESMAN