Exploring the themes of justice, liberty, and government, this influential 1850 treatise by Frederic Bastiat delves into the nature of law and its implications for society. Bastiat argues for the protection of individual rights and critiques the misuse of government power. His insights remain relevant, challenging readers to consider the moral foundations of law and the importance of limiting governmental authority to preserve freedom. This work serves as a foundational text for understanding the principles of classical liberalism.
