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They who hold this opinion will undoubtedly meet our purpose [ of establishing the rights of war ] with the expressions in Terence : You that attempt to fix by certain rules Things so uncertain may , with like success , Contrive a way ...
They who hold this opinion will undoubtedly meet our purpose [ of establishing the rights of war ] with the expressions in Terence : You that attempt to fix by certain rules Things so uncertain may , with like success , Contrive a way ...
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He , then , undertook to argue against justice , and especially the kind of justice of which we here treat ; and , in doing so , he found no argument stronger than this : that men had , as utility prompted , established rights ...
He , then , undertook to argue against justice , and especially the kind of justice of which we here treat ; and , in doing so , he found no argument stronger than this : that men had , as utility prompted , established rights ...
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And thus we may rightly say , in this sense also , what Florentinus says in another sense , - that there is a kindred established among us by nature , and , in virtue of this relation , it is wrong for man to intend mischief toward man ...
And thus we may rightly say , in this sense also , what Florentinus says in another sense , - that there is a kindred established among us by nature , and , in virtue of this relation , it is wrong for man to intend mischief toward man ...
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... between different communities , all or most , laws might be established ; and it appears that laws have been established which enjoined the utility , not of special communities , but of that great aggregate system of communities .
... between different communities , all or most , laws might be established ; and it appears that laws have been established which enjoined the utility , not of special communities , but of that great aggregate system of communities .
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But , not to repeat what I have already said , that rights are not established for the sake of utility alone , there is no State so strong that it may not , at some time , need the aid of others external to itself either in the way of ...
But , not to repeat what I have already said , that rights are not established for the sake of utility alone , there is no State so strong that it may not , at some time , need the aid of others external to itself either in the way of ...
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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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