Political Ideals: Their Nature And Development An Essay - Gyan Books
About The Book: Political Ideals: Their Nature and Development by Cecil Delisle Burns is a philosophical exploration of the foundations and evolution of political thought. Burns examines how ideals such as justice, liberty, equality, and democracy emerge from historical contexts and shape societies over time. He emphasizes the interplay between moral values and political systems, arguing that political ideals are not static but continuously redefined by social change. The book blends history, ethics, and political theory, offering a critical perspective on how humanity strives toward better governance and civilization.
Author: Cecil Delisle Burns
Pages: 360
Edition: 1917
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