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The Enlightenment and the Old Regime In the 18th century, new ideas that harshly criticized the society of the time and demanded the introduction of changes to eliminate injustices. Its authors were known at the time as the "philosophers." These, in the name of reason, progress and truth, criticized absolutism and the privileges of the nobility and clergy proclaiming his desire to "illuminate" through reason; therefore, this century is also known as "Age of Enlightenment". His main ideas were the equality of all men before the law, freedom of thought and expression, and tolerance. The Englishman Locke was a forerunner of this thought, and Montesquieu ("The Spirit of Laws"), Rousseau ("The Social Contract") and Voltaire ("Philosophical Letters") its main theorists.
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