Volume I: of the rights of persons
Who made the law? Nature, God, or men?
Who made the law? Judges or kings?
Blackstone's laws are for whom?
Subordinate magistrates and aristocrats
Volume II: of the rights of things
Feudal origins of property law
Ownership and inheritance of real property
Of the king's revenue, taxation
Volume III: of private wrongs
Private wrongs, personal security and liberty
Property, contracts, trade
The courts and civil procedure
Volume IV: of public wrongs
Offenses against persons, habitations, and property
Offenses against God and religion
Offenses against the king and the government.
