Discover the civic blueprint for a free people: a citizen who earns honor by public service .
This edition presents Citizen of a Republic, a classic work that examines rights, duties, and the education needed to sustain a republic. It offers timeless guidance on character, wealth, and public virtue, framed as a practical philosophy for young citizens and public-minded readers.
- Learn how wealth should serve the common good and the dangers of wealth used without virtue.
- Understand what constitutes a good name and how reputation can strengthen a republic.
- Explore how a citizen should balance personal gain with civic duty and contribute to public life.
- See examples of prudent conduct, modesty, generosity, and justice in private and public affairs.
Ideal for readers of civics, history, and philosophy who want clear, actionable ideas about citizenship and public service.