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Edmund Burke And The Natural Law-used Benbow Threedimensional Consumer Portraits Combining QuantifiableRather Than An Enemy Of Natural Law, As Most Scholars Believe, Burke (172997) Was In Fact One Of Western Civilizations Most Eloquent And Profound Defenders Of Its Morality And Politics, Argues Stanlis (Humanities, Rockford College, Illinois). His Interpretation Was Originally Published In 1958 By The University Of Michigan Press; In The Context Of The Cold War, It Was Seen As An Attempt To Raise Burke To The Status Of A Conservative Hero. Annotation