William M. Lacy Livres

James Kent is one of the most important figures in American legal history, and his Commentaries on American Law is still widely read today. This multi-volume work provides a comprehensive overview of American law, including its history, principles, and practices. Kent's writing is lucid and engaging, and his insights into American jurisprudence are still relevant today. For anyone interested in American law and legal history, this is an indispensable resource.

Lacy critiques the philosophy of Herbert Spencer, specifically his concept of the 'unknowable' as the ultimate reality beyond human comprehension. Lacy argues that such a concept is both inconsistent and unnecessary, and offers alternative perspectives on the nature of reality.