He stated his aims in a 1753 lecture as follows: "It is  proposed to lay down a general and comprehensive Plan of the Laws  of England; to deduce their History; to enforce and illustrate  their leading Rules and fundamental Principles; and to compare them  with the Laws of Nature and of other Nations."
He stated his aims in a 1753 lecture as follows: "It is  proposed to lay down a general and comprehensive Plan of the Laws  of England; to deduce their History; to enforce and illustrate  their leading Rules and fundamental Principles; and to compare them  with the Laws of Nature and of other Nations." For ten points, name  this English jurist, best known for his work in common law and the  four-volume _Commentaries on the Laws of England_.
He stated his aims in a 1753 lecture as follows: "It is  proposed to lay down a general and comprehensive Plan of the Laws  of England; to deduce their History; to enforce and illustrate  their leading Rules and fundamental Principles; and to compare them  with the Laws of Nature and of other Nations."
Sir William {Blackstone}