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'Natural Law is but a womanish scolding and childish altercation which is sure to irritate which can…

"Jeremy Bentham" was the arch-critic of natural law, dismissing it as 'nonsense upon stilts'; this scornful characterisation reflects his work.

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'Natural Law is but a womanish scolding and childish altercation which is sure to irritate which can never persuade.' The essence of above statement is found in the work of:

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"Jeremy Bentham" was the arch-critic of natural law, dismissing it as 'nonsense upon stilts'; this scornful characterisation reflects his work.

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