"The Law" is a fundamental work of the famous French philosopher and politician Frédéric Bastiat, which was published in 1850. In his book, the author discusses the role of law in society, in particular, he emphasizes the importance of the idea of individual rights and freedom. Bastiat argues that the law must protect each person's rights to life, liberty, and property, and that any interference by the state with these rights may result in a violation of justice and liberty. The book "The Law" remains relevant to this day, reminding readers of the importance of observing the principles of the rule of law for the harmonious functioning of society.