The Declaration of the Rights of man and of Citizens; a Contribution to Modern Constitutional History

The work presents a reproduction of a pivotal document in human rights history, outlining fundamental principles of liberty, equality, and fraternity. It emphasizes the inherent rights of individuals and the responsibilities of the state to protect these rights. The text reflects the philosophical and political ideas of the Enlightenment, serving as a cornerstone for modern democratic thought. Georg Jellinek's analysis provides context and insight into the implications of these rights for citizens, making it a significant contribution to legal and political discourse.