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Page 220
... laws fhould be the expreffion of that univerfal will : but their execution fhould be prompt and effectual : thus , many are wanting to frame a law , and few to execute it . Every man , adds he , ought to have his bufinefs ; and every ...
... laws fhould be the expreffion of that univerfal will : but their execution fhould be prompt and effectual : thus , many are wanting to frame a law , and few to execute it . Every man , adds he , ought to have his bufinefs ; and every ...
Page 343
... Laws relating to Bankrupts : in which all the reported , and feveral Manufcript , Cafes upon this important Subject , from the firft paffing of the Bankrupt Laws , in the Time of Henry VIII . to the Commencement of Michael- mas Term in ...
... Laws relating to Bankrupts : in which all the reported , and feveral Manufcript , Cafes upon this important Subject , from the firft paffing of the Bankrupt Laws , in the Time of Henry VIII . to the Commencement of Michael- mas Term in ...
Page 550
... laws impofed , by Nature herself , on man . The effects of thefe laws are next traced in the original state of man ; in their action in removing him from a barbarous and favage condition , and in placing him in fociety : —it is argued ...
... laws impofed , by Nature herself , on man . The effects of thefe laws are next traced in the original state of man ; in their action in removing him from a barbarous and favage condition , and in placing him in fociety : —it is argued ...
Contents
Atkinsons Poetical Epiftle from Marie | 1 |
Jackson on the prefent State of Mufic | 12 |
Chalmerss Collection of Treaties | 39 |
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