Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Essay

by Immanuel Kant

• Henry IV. of France; [30], [32], [33], [36].

• Hobbes, Thomas; his theory of the state of nature and origin of government, [4], [40]-[42], [51], [118], [119], [133]; [6], [26], [27], [28], [37];
  • his influence on Kant, [40], [46];
  • his views on revolution, [41], [188];
  • of the relations between states, [43]-[46], [128], [131];
  • on the conduct of war, [45], [89], [120], [124], [159].

• Holls, Fred. W.; [86].

• Hooker, Richard; [52];
  • on the depravity of man, [173].

• Hume, David; on the origin of government, [5], [52];
  • on the state of nature, [40], [41];
  • on the original contract, [52], [108], [109], [162].

I

• International Law; the development of, [20]-[24];
  • its connection with the Reformation, [21], [24];
  • in Greece and Rome, [22], [23].

• Intervention; [64], [93], [94], [112], [113].

J

• Jews; war among the, [9]-[11];
  • their dream of peace, [32].