INTRODUCTION Many readers will no doubt be tempted to exclaim on seeing my title: -Rousseau and no end - The outpour of books on Rousseau had indeed in the period immediately preceding the war become somewhat portentous. 1] This preoccupation with Rousseau is after all easy to explain. It is his somewhat formidable privilege to represent more fully than any other one person a great international movement. To attack Rousseau or to defend him is most often only a way of attacking or defending this movement. It is from this point of view at all events that the present work is conceived. I have...