Front Page Authors (by Period) Jean Barbeyrac

Jean Barbeyrac

1674 - 1744

About the Author

Jean Barbeyrac (1674-1744) was a Huguenot refugee from religious persecution in France. He taught in Germany, Switzerland, and Holland and became one of the most important disseminators of Protestant natural law as well as an important rights-theorist. His translations of Pufendorf and Grotius, along with his copious notes and commentaries, were an important addition to natural law theory.

In The Library:

• editor: The Rights of War and Peace (2005 ed.) 3 vols. (1625)
• editor: The Rights of War and Peace (2005 ed.) vol. 1 (Book I) (1625)
• editor: The Rights of War and Peace (2005 ed.) vol. 2 (Book II) (1625)
• editor: The Rights of War and Peace (2005 ed.) vol. 3 (Book III) (1625)
• author: The Whole Duty of Man According to the Law of Nature (1673)

Quotations:

• Jean Barbeyrac on the Virtues which all free Men should have (1718) (20 January, 2010)