This book collects the major works of Henry St. John, 1st Viscount Bolingbroke, a prominent English statesman and philosopher of the early 18th century. Bolingbroke's political and philosophical writings advocate for a more naturalistic and rationalist approach to government, emphasizing individual liberty and the separation of powers. His ideas were influential on both sides of the Atlantic and helped shape the emerging liberal tradition of the Enlightenment.

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