The Idea of Law
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"After the Renaissance [...] the notion gradually gained currency that man possessed certain fundamental rights in a state of nature; and that when civil society came into being , he took over those rights into his newly gained civil status and these remained protected by civil law." |
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The Idea of Law (1964) is a book by Dennis Lloyd.
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