De La Législation: Ou Principes Des Loix, Volumes 1-2
De La Legislation, Ou Principes Des Loix, Volumes 1-2, written by Mably, is a treatise on the principles of law and legislation. Published in 1776, this historical work delves into the theoretical foundations of lawmaking and governance. Mably explores various aspects of legislation, offering insights into the philosophical underpinnings of just and effective laws.
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