The Law Magazine and Law Review, Or, Quarterly Journal of Jurisprudence, Volumes 1-2Butterworths, 1856 - Law |
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... reason . The dictates of right reason are true principles , which agree with the nature of things , well observed and examined . And the true original of the law of nature is derived from the condition of man . * Man is an animal ...
... reason . The dictates of right reason are true principles , which agree with the nature of things , well observed and examined . And the true original of the law of nature is derived from the condition of man . * Man is an animal ...
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... Reason is not the law of nature itself , but the means , upon a right application of which , that law is to be discovered . Puffendorf discusses the proposition , whether the law of nations be distinct from the law of nature . Hobbes ...
... Reason is not the law of nature itself , but the means , upon a right application of which , that law is to be discovered . Puffendorf discusses the proposition , whether the law of nations be distinct from the law of nature . Hobbes ...
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... reason transferred from Theology to Jurisprudence , because there is an extraordinary resemblance between the faculties . Each has a twofold origin ; partly reason , whence spring natural theology and jurisprudence ; partly Scripture ...
... reason transferred from Theology to Jurisprudence , because there is an extraordinary resemblance between the faculties . Each has a twofold origin ; partly reason , whence spring natural theology and jurisprudence ; partly Scripture ...
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... Reason drawn from Natural Law , and Analogy from certain Civil Law . For if we consider the matter accurately , all civil law is rather a matter of fact than of right ; inasmuch as it is to be proved , not from the nature of things ...
... Reason drawn from Natural Law , and Analogy from certain Civil Law . For if we consider the matter accurately , all civil law is rather a matter of fact than of right ; inasmuch as it is to be proved , not from the nature of things ...
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... reason , there is a perpetual right of war . It is permitted to a lion to tear a man in pieces , and to a mountain to crush a man in ruin ; on the other hand , it is permitted to man to chain the lion , to pierce the mountain . But the ...
... reason , there is a perpetual right of war . It is permitted to a lion to tear a man in pieces , and to a mountain to crush a man in ruin ; on the other hand , it is permitted to man to chain the lion , to pierce the mountain . But the ...
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