What is property?

Exploring the concept of hereditary rights, this book delves into the potential for legal equality among descendants beyond immediate heirs. It questions whether laws governing inheritance can extend the principle of equality to grandchildren and great-grandchildren, regardless of age. By examining the implications of succession rights, the author challenges traditional views on equality within families, tribes, and nations, proposing that the principle of succession could evolve into a broader principle of equality among all citizens.