The fourteenth volume of the Correspondance générale contains over 400 letters dating from 1825 and 1826. As the reign of Charles X begins, Constant continues to work on De la religion , while engaging in the political struggles against the reactionary turn of domestic politics, thinking afresh about societal issues and supporting the Greeks in their fight for independence.

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Cecil P. Courtney, Christ's College, Cambridge; Paul Rowe, University of Leeds, UK; Dominique Triaire, Montpellier, France.