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... laws . Dr. Sykes , however , denies that either the one or the other is true . He examines the procemium to the laws of Zaleucus , cited by Mr. Warburton ; and that to the laws of Charondas , which was omitted by him ; and that alfo of ...
... laws . Dr. Sykes , however , denies that either the one or the other is true . He examines the procemium to the laws of Zaleucus , cited by Mr. Warburton ; and that to the laws of Charondas , which was omitted by him ; and that alfo of ...
Pagina 283
... Laws of England contained in the laft chapter of his Commentaries . In that chapter he has drawn a masterly outline of an English juridical history , by taking a chronological view of the ftate of our Laws and their fucceffive mutations ...
... Laws of England contained in the laft chapter of his Commentaries . In that chapter he has drawn a masterly outline of an English juridical history , by taking a chronological view of the ftate of our Laws and their fucceffive mutations ...
Pagina 402
... law can punish them . Whereas , every fyftem of human laws , confidered as a rule of life , labours under the two following defects : 1. Human laws omit many duties , as not objects of compulfion ; fuch as , piety to God , bounty to the ...
... law can punish them . Whereas , every fyftem of human laws , confidered as a rule of life , labours under the two following defects : 1. Human laws omit many duties , as not objects of compulfion ; fuch as , piety to God , bounty to the ...
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