Samuel Johnson (ENG) 

One correction: Voltaire did not say, "Man is born free but is everywhere in chains.". It was Rousseau.

Madam Professor it was Not Voltaire but- Rousseau who said that" Man is born free-- but is seen in chains everywhere"Ambassador(Rtd)HVSManral

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Sorry Madam!"Man is born free but everywhere he is in chains" is what Roausseau commented when Diderot was sent behind the bar for his encyclopedia.It's not Voltaire...

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It will be Rousseau not Voltaire... Except it the rest is well explained

A grave error from a Professor of a reputed University. "Man is born free but everywhere is in chains" is the very first sentence of the renowned work of Rousseau, 'The Social Contract'. It's not Voltaire's sentence. I think this is known even to high-school students.

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