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Sir '''William Blackstone''' was born on July 10, 1723 in Cheapside, [[England]]. He Wrote ''Commentaries on the Laws of England'' and published it in four volumes through 1765-1769.
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Sir '''William Blackstone''' was born on July 10, 1723 in Cheapside, [[England]]. He wrote ''[[Commentaries on the Laws of England]]'' and published it in four volumes through 1765-1769.
    
He was the leading legal authority on [[English]] law, upon which much [[United States of America|American]] law is based.  Law students in America hear about him frequently in law school.  In ''The Rights of Englishmen'', Blackstone described the source of the rights of the people.
 
He was the leading legal authority on [[English]] law, upon which much [[United States of America|American]] law is based.  Law students in America hear about him frequently in law school.  In ''The Rights of Englishmen'', Blackstone described the source of the rights of the people.
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