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Page 191
... laws are unable to controul and govern manners , but that manners will always controul and govern laws , the Author argues too ftrongly for temporifing , and accommodating the execution of laws to the prefent bias of manners . The state ...
... laws are unable to controul and govern manners , but that manners will always controul and govern laws , the Author argues too ftrongly for temporifing , and accommodating the execution of laws to the prefent bias of manners . The state ...
Page 199
... laws of Howel Dha , which were collected A. D. 842 , than even from the Saxon laws themfelves . ' We are furprized that Dr. Henry did not difcern fome ap- pearance of inconfiftency in this reprefentation of things . Laws collected ...
... laws of Howel Dha , which were collected A. D. 842 , than even from the Saxon laws themfelves . ' We are furprized that Dr. Henry did not difcern fome ap- pearance of inconfiftency in this reprefentation of things . Laws collected ...
Page 455
... laws is no more severe than it is arbitrary . All torture is disclaimed even as a punishment , much less ufed as the means of conviction , as it was by the Roman law , and ftill is in many other countries . ' As it has been propofed ...
... laws is no more severe than it is arbitrary . All torture is disclaimed even as a punishment , much less ufed as the means of conviction , as it was by the Roman law , and ftill is in many other countries . ' As it has been propofed ...
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PARRYS Attempt to demonftrate RUTTYs Natural History of | 6 |
FELLS Poem on the Times | 20 |
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