According to William Blackstone, three primary personal rights are:
1. Personal security- the right to enjoy and use one's body and health. 2. Personal liberty- the right to change one's circumstances and "move" from one point to another 3. Right to private property- the right to own one's land without any external control
Blackstone was an 18th Century English legal scholar. He adopted a <span>Judeo-Christian philosophy and the Ten Commandments shaped his writing and philosophy. </span>
Those three primary rights are: - <span>Personal security (which means that every person has the right to enjoy their life fully without being threaten/taken by others) - Personal liberty (the right to choose the actions and directions of their life) - Right of private property - (which is the right to obtain things such as house, land, factory, or other type of property)</span>
