Around 1840, a group of Spanish jurists, notably Julián Sanz del Río, were seeking a political doctrine within the liberal tradition  to initiate a regenerative process that they felt was necessary to modify and extend the philosophical concepts then in vogue. Coincidentally , Ruperto Navarro Zamorano (1813-1855) , a member of the Friends of Sanz del Rio , had in 1841 translated the Cours de droit naturel ou de philosophie du droit (  Course in Natural Law, or Philosophy of Law) by Heinrich Ahrens (1808-1874), which had previously been published in Paris in 1837. Ahrens was one of the principal disciples of Krause.  Ahrens affirmed that the foundation of law is "compliance": the set of external conditions upon which the fate of the rational man and humanity could be developed systematically as a universal order of piety, devotion, and altruism.
Around 1840, a group of Spanish jurists, notably Julián Sanz del Río, were seeking a political doctrine within the liberal tradition , in order to initiate a regenerative process that they felt was necessary to modify and extend the philosophical concepts then in vogue. At about the same time , Ruperto Navarro Zamorano (1813-1855) - a member of the Friends of Sanz del Rio - had just translated ( in 1841 ) a work by Heinrich Ahrens (1808-1874) titled the Cours de droit naturel ou de philosophie du droit ( Paris, 1837) ( Course in Natural Law, or Philosophy of Law) . Ahrens was one of the principal disciples of Krause. In this work Ahrens affirmed that the foundation of law is "compliance": the set of external conditions upon which the fate of the rational man and humanity could be developed , systematically, as a universal order of piety, devotion, and altruism.
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