Jean Jacques Burlamaqui
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
Jean Jacques Burlamaqui , 1694-1748, Swiss jurist. His chief works are Principes du droit naturel [principles of natural law] (1747) and Principes du droit politique [principles of political law] (1751). He attempted to demonstrate the reality of natural law by tracing its origin in God's rule and in human reason and moral instinct. He believed that both international and domestic law were based on natural law.
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