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Antigonus laughed at a man who , when he was besieging his enemies ' cities , brought to him a dissertation on Justice . And Marius said that the din of arms prevented his hearing the laws . Even Pompey , who was so modest that he ...
Antigonus laughed at a man who , when he was besieging his enemies ' cities , brought to him a dissertation on Justice . And Marius said that the din of arms prevented his hearing the laws . Even Pompey , who was so modest that he ...
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And here we are brought to another origin of jus , besides that natural source ; namely , the free will of God , to which , as our reason irresistibly tells us , we are bound to submit ourselves . But even that natural law of which we ...
And here we are brought to another origin of jus , besides that natural source ; namely , the free will of God , to which , as our reason irresistibly tells us , we are bound to submit ourselves . But even that natural law of which we ...
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He sees in Grotius the first man who brought the main principles of those earlier thinkers to bear upon modern times , —increasing them from his own creative mind , strengthening them from the vast stores of his knowledge , enriching ...
He sees in Grotius the first man who brought the main principles of those earlier thinkers to bear upon modern times , —increasing them from his own creative mind , strengthening them from the vast stores of his knowledge , enriching ...
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... and near he saw goodly villages of houses . He called the river Rio de Mares . ** He sent two boats on shore to a village to communicate , and one of the Indians he had brought with him , for now they under* Verdolagas y bledas .
... and near he saw goodly villages of houses . He called the river Rio de Mares . ** He sent two boats on shore to a village to communicate , and one of the Indians he had brought with him , for now they under* Verdolagas y bledas .
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The Indian then swam on shore , and two of the natives took him by the arms and brought him to a house , where they heard what he had to say . When they were certain that no harm would be done to them they were reassured , and presently ...
The Indian then swam on shore , and two of the natives took him by the arms and brought him to a house , where they heard what he had to say . When they were certain that no harm would be done to them they were reassured , and presently ...
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| Title | Old South Leaflets Old South Leaflets, Old South Association Issue 5 of Old South leaflets: Annual series |
| Contributor | Old South Association |
| Publisher | Directors of the Old South Work, 1902 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 13 Mar 2010 |
| Length | 8 pages |
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