This small volume by the distinguished English political philosopher, Maurice Cranston, is a lucid, fair, and thoughtful study of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which was first adopted in 1948 by the Human Rights Commission of the United Nations. It clears up the confusions - many of them particularly prevalent in America - about the importance and the nature of that declaration. [From the Preface]
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