The second and longest volume of  Blackstone's Commentaries deals with rights arising from this concept.
David Hume argued that this concept renders justice an "idle ceremony." One treatise titled for this concept claims that  the only legitimate form of it "must necessarily have equality for its condition." The second and longest volume of  Blackstone's Commentaries deals with rights arising from this concept. A "bundle of sticks" is a common metaphor for the rights stemming from this concept, which arises when a person performs (*) work on nature according to the "labor theory"  of John Locke. Another theory of this concept is governed by "first in time, first in right." For 10 points, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon  equated theft with what concept that denotes physical or intangible things owned by people?
David Hume argued that this concept renders justice an "idle ceremony.
property [accept ownership or equivalents before “owned”]