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On May 27, 1843, the jurist Pablo Peña y Entrala was born in Granada . He dedicated his entire life, both as a student and as a professor, to the University of Granada and to the practice of law. It stands out that he was very integrated into Granada's cultural life. He began his studies at the Institute of Granada, continuing at the Faculty of Law at the Granada University, achieving his bachelor's degree with distinction and, in 1872, he was awarded a Doctor of Law . Four years earlier, he began teaching at the University of Granada , first teaching Roman.
Law, then History and Elements of Roman Law , becoming a professor of this subject in 1876 and, in 1884, obtaining Elements of Natural Law . He always attended the University of Granada, where he was dean of its Law Faculty. He was elected academic of the Academy of Law and Jurisprudence of Granada , member of the board of directors of the Liceo de Granada, of the Scientific-Literary Athenaeum and, also, of t Whatsapp Number List he Royal Economic Association of Friends of the Country of Granada. Among his works, his Notes on Natural Law and the lecture given at the inauguration of the academic year (1889-1890) at the Literary University of Granada stand out. He died in Granada , in August 1913. In his Notes from 1886, printed in the Ecclesiastical College printing press, it is indicated: “That the socialists, starting from bases different from the communists , have not been more fort.
unate in their attempts, nor more rational in their principles. They end up, like those, by denying individual property and, by assigning the entire mass of goods to the State, they not only sterilize them, but, at the same time, make it important for their management and distribution. Apart from this, the distribution of profits and the ways of doing it are arbitrary, capricious and unrealizable in practical life and, finally, by ignoring, like the previous ones, the personality and purpose of the individual, as the rational basis and foundation of property, "They destroy the powerful motive for good and human perfection in all orders and directions of life."
Law, then History and Elements of Roman Law , becoming a professor of this subject in 1876 and, in 1884, obtaining Elements of Natural Law . He always attended the University of Granada, where he was dean of its Law Faculty. He was elected academic of the Academy of Law and Jurisprudence of Granada , member of the board of directors of the Liceo de Granada, of the Scientific-Literary Athenaeum and, also, of t Whatsapp Number List he Royal Economic Association of Friends of the Country of Granada. Among his works, his Notes on Natural Law and the lecture given at the inauguration of the academic year (1889-1890) at the Literary University of Granada stand out. He died in Granada , in August 1913. In his Notes from 1886, printed in the Ecclesiastical College printing press, it is indicated: “That the socialists, starting from bases different from the communists , have not been more fort.
unate in their attempts, nor more rational in their principles. They end up, like those, by denying individual property and, by assigning the entire mass of goods to the State, they not only sterilize them, but, at the same time, make it important for their management and distribution. Apart from this, the distribution of profits and the ways of doing it are arbitrary, capricious and unrealizable in practical life and, finally, by ignoring, like the previous ones, the personality and purpose of the individual, as the rational basis and foundation of property, "They destroy the powerful motive for good and human perfection in all orders and directions of life."