The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizens

by Georg Jellinek

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

	CHAPTER	PAGE
I.	The French Declaration of Rights of August 26, 1789, and its Significance	[1]
II.	Rousseau's "Contrat Social" was not the Source of this Declaration	[8]
III.	The Bills of Rights of the Individual States of the North American Union were its Models	[13]
IV.	Virginia's Bill of Rights and those of the other North American States	[22]
V.	Comparison of the French and American Declarations	[27]
VI.	The Contrast between the American and English Declarations of Rights	[43]
VII.	Religious Liberty in the Anglo-American Colonies the Source of the Idea of Establishing by Law a Universal Right of Man	[59]
VIII.	The Creation of a System of Rights of Man and of Citizens during the American Revolution	[78]
IX.	The Rights of Man and the Teutonic Conception of Right	[90]

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