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How to think about rights in early modern Europe -- Part I. Early modern rights regimes. When did rights become "rights"? : from the wars of religion to the dawn of enlightenment -- From liberalism to liberty : natural rights in the French enlightenment -- Part II. Social naturalism in early modern France. The laws of nature in neo-stoicism and science -- Roman law and order : from free-market ideology to abolitionism -- Part III. Rights and revolutions. Natural constitutionalism and American rights -- From nature to nation : French revolutionary rights -- Conclusion : a stand-in for the Universal Declaration : 1789-1948.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 229-312) and index.