“The Law of Nations” by Emerich de Vattel holds significant value and importance, particularly in George Washington’s era. This seminal work on international law and diplomacy was instrumental in shaping the principles of governance and international relations during the formative years of the United States. Vattel’s treatise provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the rights…
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The Limit of Exposition
In his Guide for the Perplexed, Maimonides offers a nuanced perspective on the limitations of intellectual certainty and the importance of ongoing enquiry. He acknowledges that, while his work cannot definitively resolve philosophical or theological doubt, it can significantly alleviate the perplexities of those who engage with it. Maimonides emphasises that a comprehensive and exhaustive…