"On Government" by John Locke is a significant philosophical treatise that addresses the foundations of political theory and governance. In this original version, which includes a German translation, Locke's arguments regarding the legitimacy of government and the rights of citizens are presented in detail. The work is a central text in political philosophy and offers valuable insights into the development of ideas that have shaped modern democracy. The publication is available in a paperback edition and consists of 246 pages, making it relevant for both students and those interested in philosophical and political topics. The clear language and structured argumentation make it an accessible work for readers who wish to familiarize themselves with the fundamentals of political theory.