Papers Relative to Codification and Public Instruction: Including Correspondence With the Russian Emperor, and Divers Constituted Authorities in the A

A collection of essays and papers by the influential philosopher Jeremy Bentham, in which he argues for the importance of codification and public instruction in promoting social and legal reform. The book includes Bentham's correspondence with Russian Emperor Alexander I and various American politicians and legal scholars, providing insights into his ideas and his wide-ranging intellectual connections.

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