Natural Law and the Theory of Society, 1500 to 1800, المجلد 1

action actual admit already appear applied associations assumed attain attempt authority basis belonging body century Church collective conception connection constitution continued contract corporate dealing delict derived distinction division doctrine elements entirely equally exercise existence explain expression external fact Fellowship followed force German Gierke Group-person groups hand held historical Hobbes holds human idea included independent individual inherent internal interpretation less liberty limited living logical matter means moral person Natural Law natural-law theory never object organic original particular point of view political popular positive law possess possible principle produce pure question Reason recognise regarded relation representative result Roman Ruler rules School sense separate side simply single social society sovereign sovereignty sphere Subject thinkers thought tion treated true union unity universal universitas whole writers