De Eed En De Moderne Staat: Eene Studie

In 'De Eed en de Moderne Staat', E. H. van Leeuwen examines the function of the oath in modern states and how it has evolved over time. Van Leeuwen provides a historical and comparative analysis of oaths, including their role in religion, politics, and law, illustrating how oaths have been used to establish trust between individuals and institutions. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the history and practice of oath-taking and its significance for modern society.

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