Anyone read these books

[Lord_Piot]

city of god - st augustine

gorgias - plato

leviathan - thomas hobbes

reflections of a revolution in france - edmund burke

i have a few questions about them for my exam tommorow, maybe someone here is in a similar course and can help me.

 

[FUUUCK]

no

 

[Scratch*my*Back]

yap

poli sci first year uni back in the dizzay aaah i miss carleton

 

[Lord_Piot]

sweet jesus thank you.

same school/course

you wouldnt happen to have some notes would you

 

[Scratch*my*Back]

bah i am in montreal right now all of my notes are at home in ottawa

sorry dood.

what do u need to do

 

[Scratch*my*Back]

exam??

 

[eastAR5]

city of god is an ILL movie

 

[l337]

nope

 

[Scratch*my*Back]

fo shizzle.

damn good flick.

but yeah about those books, if you have an exam i cant really help you but i will tell you hobbes is easiest to write about if u are choosing a final paper topic. i think anyway. his books are far more simple than those of plato and the like.

 

[Lord_Piot]

whoa really? i found all the ancient books to be alot easier then those 16th century english ones.

 

[Scratch*my*Back]

the easiest out of every book that i've read for poli sci was john stuart mill's "on liberty."

did u read it.

It's good i like it. a simple read.