Johan Robeck [SEP] manner of death
Johan Robeck
Johan Robeck (1672–1739) was a Swedish-German philosopher who wrote an essay allowing suicide from a theological point of view. His essay started a debate among Europeans of his time, especially after he himself committed suicide by drowning in the river Weser near Bremen, Germany.
Robeck's argument is based upon the idea of life as a gift, given by God, who therefore gave up for his rights in the gift. Anyone can destroy a gift, according to Robeck's argument; therefore, suicide
force in the Dardanelles during World War I. The 6th Baron, Brigadier John Henry Edward, was a British Army artillery officer in both World Wars. The 7th baron, Martin, was chairman of Punchestown Racecourse along with many other. The current Baron is Charles John Martin.
Barons de Robeck.
Fock family members who have used the title Baron de Robeck
- Baron Jakob Constantin Fock (1724–1803)
- Johan Henrik Fock, 2nd Baron de Robeck (1753–1817)
- John Michael Henry Fock, 3rd Baron