A letter on the principles of justness and decency: containing a defence of the treatise De cive of the learned Mr. Hobbes

Boston: Brill. Edited by Malcolm De Mowbray, Catherine Secretan & Lambert van Velthuysen (2013)
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The Letter on the Principles of Justness and Decency (1651) by Lambert van Velthuysen deduces the nature of virtue and vice and the right to punish crimes from the Hobbesian principle of self-preservation.

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