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Book SynopsisTrade ReviewProfessor Wright combines a disciplined use of original sources with compact intelligible commentary in a source book of great practical value. His questions are provocative and his style is clean and readable. -- Charles E. Rice, Notre Dame Law School
With this book, the teacher and student have at hand everything they need for a thoughtful study of one of the central issues of political theory. -- Christopher Wolfe, Marquette University
A splendid set of readings covering the field from Plato onwards, with very helpful notes from an editor expert both in legal and in moral philosophy. -- John Leslie, University of Guelph, Ontario
A splendid set of readings covering the field from Plato onwards, with very helpful notes from an editor expert both in legal and in moral philosophy. -- John Leslie, University of Guelph, Ontario
Professor Wright combines a disciplined use of original sources with compact intelligible commentary in a source book of great practical value. His questions are provocative and his style is clean and readable. -- Charles E. Rice, Notre Dame Law School
With this book, the teacher and student have at hand everything they need for a thoughtful study of one of the central issues of political theory. -- Christopher Wolfe, Marquette University