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Journal de la société de 1789 - Nº II by Condorcet et al. is a political journal issue written in the late 18th century. It collects revolutionary-era essays and reports that examine church–state relations, the distribution of war and peace powers, and developments in industrial chemistry. The likely topic is the reform of institutions during the French Revolutionary period, with an emphasis on civil liberty, constitutional design, and economic modernization.
The opening essay defends absolute freedom of conscience, rejects any privileged national religion, and urges civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths, along with a common, secular public education that prevents clergy from acting as a political corporation; it tolerates temporary public funding of ministers only as a measure for order. A long political analysis explains the decree on declaring war: the executive may propose but cannot act without the legislature, both can prevent war, and the piece weighs risks of pop
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