Lectures On Justice, Police, Revenue and Arms: Delivered in the University of Glasgow (Paperback)

This collection of lectures by Adam Smith explores the role of government in society. Covering topics such as the justice system, law enforcement, taxation, and national defense, Smith offers a detailed and nuanced view of the functions of the state and the responsibilities of citizens. A seminal work in political philosophy, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in the theory of government.

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