The Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy, Volumen1F. Davis, 1787 |
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... establishing property ; it is consistent therefore with his will , that property be established . The land cannot be divided into feparate property , without leaving it it to the law of the country to regulate that 118 IN LAND . PROPERTY.
... establishing property ; it is consistent therefore with his will , that property be established . The land cannot be divided into feparate property , without leaving it it to the law of the country to regulate that 118 IN LAND . PROPERTY.
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... consistently with the law of nature , from three causes . 1. From crimes . 2. From captivity . 3. From debt . In the first case , the continuance of the flavery , as of any other punishment , ought to be pro- portioned to the crime ; in ...
... consistently with the law of nature , from three causes . 1. From crimes . 2. From captivity . 3. From debt . In the first case , the continuance of the flavery , as of any other punishment , ought to be pro- portioned to the crime ; in ...
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... consistent with the rights which marriage would confer upon her , it is not the fame thing . 3. It is not at any rate the same thing to the children . Again , as to the marriage rite being a mere form , and that alfo variable , the fame ...
... consistent with the rights which marriage would confer upon her , it is not the fame thing . 3. It is not at any rate the same thing to the children . Again , as to the marriage rite being a mere form , and that alfo variable , the fame ...
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