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Constant, Benjamin,y of religion, he also wrote a novel that became a classic in its genre. Throughout his life, he fought for the legal and moral principles he thought necessary to establish and safeguard a liberal society.

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De Maistre, Joseph,came a senator. Before the Revolution he was an Enlightenment liberal, an advocate of the social contract and constitutionalism, which he expressed in speeches and small publications. In 1775, he supported the American Revolution, and in 1789 the French Revolution, seeing in it the chance to abolish the relicts of Feudalism.

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Diderot, Denis,ect, a 1948 discovery by Romanist Herbert Dieckmann (1906–1986) was of particular importance: a substantive collection of manuscripts by Diderot, thereafter known as “Fonds Vandeul,” which had been preserved by the heirs of Angélique de Vandeul (1753–1824), his daughter.

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Fichte, Johann Gottlieb,defeat against Napoleon he become a major figure of the early German nationalism. He was appointed as a dean (1810) and later (1811) as the rector of the newly established Humboldt University in Berlin.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-19546-4Philosophy of law; Social philosophy; Legal history; Famous personalities; Reference work

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