The Law

In «The Law,» Fr√©d√©ric Bastiat articulates a powerful defense of individual liberty and the role of law in society, set against the backdrop of 19th-century France. Written with clarity and conviction, Bastiat employs a polemic and often witty style to challenge the growing tendencies of government overreach and collectivist thinking. The book serves as a foundational text in classical liberalism, exploring the delicate balance between personal freedom and state intervention, while emphasizing the moral responsibility of individuals to protect their rights and property. Bastiat'Äôs arguments resonate with a... Sonra