Natural Law Modernized

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The book presents a provocative argument that influential theorists such as Hobbes, Locke, Hume, and Rousseau were significantly influenced by St. Thomas Aquinas, rather than diverging from his natural law theory. Braybrooke meticulously analyzes how these canonical figures integrated Aquinas's ideas into their own philosophical frameworks, challenging established scholarly views and offering a fresh perspective on the evolution of political thought.