The Declaration of the Rights of Man (1789) reflected Enlightenment ideas and ideals in a number of ways. It was declared by the National Assembly of France in the first year of the French Revolution. The first connection was geographic. Even though the Enlightenment was an international movement, its heart was French
The Declaration of the Rights of Man (1789) reflected Enlightenment ideas and ideals in a number of ways. It was declared by the National Assembly of France in the first year of the French Revolution. The first connection was geographic. Even though the Enlightenment was an international movement, its heart was French.
