and its ideals of order and perfection and the ideas of the Enlightenment. The other was his last completed work La Pensée européenne au XVIIIème siècle, de Montesquieu à Lessing (1946) (European Thought in the Eighteenth Century from Montesquieu to Lessing, tr. 1954 by J. Lewis May) published posthumously in 1946. This work was a continuation of the subject matter discussed in The European Mind. Apparently, Hazard intended a third volume which would have focused on "the Man of Feeling. On that enterprise we have already embarked. One day, perchance, we shall complete it. One day, si vis suppeditat, as the Romans used to say." (European Thought in the Eighteenth Century, p. xx) Hazard did not live to complete it. Sources Ricuperati, Giuseppe. "Paul Hazard e la Storiografia dell'Illuminismo.",[Paul Hazard and Enlightenment historiography] Rivista Storica Italiana (1974) 86#2: 372-404. Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia entry at Answers.com From Encyclopædia Britannica References 1878 births 1944 deaths People from Nord (French department) 20th-century French historians University of Paris alumni École Normale Supérieure alumni Academic staff of the Collège de France Academic staff of the University of Lyon Columbia University faculty Academic staff of the University of Paris Members of the Académie Française Lycée Lakanal alumni French male writers Comparative literature academics