Common Law and Liberal Theory: Coke, Hobbes, and the Origins of American Constitutionalism
James R. Stoner Jr. examines common law and liberal theory through the thought of Coke and Hobbes, considering their importance to the origins of American constitutionalism. This scholarly work will interest readers of legal history, political theory, and constitutional studies.
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Common Law and Liberal Theory examines the relationship between common law and liberal theory.
The book focuses on Coke, Hobbes, and their significance to the origins of American constitutionalism.
Written by James R. Stoner Jr., this work is suited to readers interested in legal history, political thought, and constitutional development.
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