Burke and Natural Rights - JSTOR
rights exist only when man obeys God's law, for right is a child of law. Very different all this is from the "natural rights" of Locke, whose phraseology Burke often adopts; and we need hardly remark that this concept of natural right is descended from sources very different from Rousseau's, the great equalitarian's homage to the ................
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