Early Modern Natural Law in East-Central Europe. Early modern natural law in East-Central Europe / edited by Gabor Gango.

Intro
Contents
Preface
Notes on Contributors
Part 1: Poland-Lithuania
Chapter 1. Natural Law in Polish and Lithuanian Sources: A Comparative Perspective
Chapter 2. The Influence of Natural Law on the Discourse of Toleration in Seventeenth-Century Poland-Lithuania
Chapter 3. Why Was the Political Discourse of the Polish-Lithuanian Nobility so Weakly Influenced by Natural Law?
Chapter 4. Ernst König and the Teaching of Natural Law at the Academic Gymnasia of Royal Prussia
Part 2: The Austrian Empire
Chapter 5. Natural Law in Austrian and Hungarian Science of Public Law in the Second Half of the Eighteenth Century: A Comparison
Chapter 6. The Chair of Natural Law in Prague (1748-1775)
Part 3: Hungary and Transylvania
Chapter 7. The Dream of Freedom, Peace and Order
Chapter 8. Protestant Schooling and Natural Law in Transylvania and Hungary
Chapter 9. Moral Indifference and Hypothetical Moral Necessity in Miklós Apáti's Vita triumphans civilis (1688)
Chapter 10. Political Psychology and Natural Law in Miklós Bethlen's Preface to His Autobiography (1708)
Part 4: Russia
Chapter 11. Strube de Piermont: The Passionate Natural Law in Russia
Index of Persons
Index of Places
Index of Subjects.