Natural Rights Theories
Their Origin and Development
by Richard Tuck
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Natural Rights Theories: Their Origin and Development
January 29, 1982, Cambridge University Press
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Natural rights theories: their origin and development
1979, Cambridge University Press
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"In 1515 a Dominican theologian, Silvestro Mazzolini da Prierio, summarised a debate which had been conducted over the previous two hundred years about the relationship between the concepts of dominium and ius, two words usually translated as 'property' and 'right', though to do so may sometimes obscure the history we need to clarify."
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"In 1515 a Dominican theologian, Silvestro Mazzolini da Prierio, summarised a debate which had been conducted over the previous two hundred years about the relationship between the concepts of dominium and ius, two words usually translated as 'property' and 'right', though to do so may sometimes obscure the history we need to clarify."
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