59.

60.

Gratitude. Resentment. Malice.

33. Man in Society.
Intercourse of Men.

34.

3. The Mental Desires.

35. Tend to Abstractions.

36. Memory and Imagination.

37. Good. Hope and Fear.

38. Separation of Mental Desires. Instincts.

The Desire of Safety.

39.

40. Instinct of Self-preservation.

41. Desire of Security.

42. Desire of Liberty.

43. Men at Enmity.

44.

The Desire of Having.

45. Things and Persons.

46.

Property is necessary.

47.

48.

The Desire of Family Society.

The Desire of Civil Society.

Mental Desires include Affections.

49.

50.

51.

52.

The Need of a Mutual Understanding.

Promises are necessary.

The Desire of Superiority.

53. Desire of Equal Rules.

54. The Desire of Knowledge.

55. Knowledge and Reason.

4. The Moral Sentiments.

56. Approbation and Disapprobation.

5. The Reflex Sentiments.

57. Reflex Thought.

58.

The Desire of being loved.

The Desire of Esteem.

The Desire of our own Approval.

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62.

63.

64.

CHAP. III.

Art. 65.

66.

67.

68.

69.

CHAP. IV.

Art. 70.

71.

6. General Remarks.

Springs of Action operate through the Will.

Are modified by Thought.

Our Reason is Ourselves.

Passion.

MORAL RULES EXIST NECESSARILY

Rules necessary for the Peace of Society.

Rules necessary for the Action of Man as Man.

Reason our necessary guide.

Rules not founded in mutual fear.

Rules tend to unite men.

72.

Right, relatively used.

Refers to a superior End.

Right, absolutely used.

73. The Supreme Good.

74. Ought. Duty.

75. Why Ought I?

76. Morality.

77. Man a Moral Being.

78. Rights must exist.

79. Rights separately proved.

CHAP. V.

Art. 95.

80. Five Primary kinds of Rights.

81. Wrong. Injury

82. Rights are Realities.

Punishment.

83.

84. Rights, and right.

85. Obligation.

86. Obligation and Duty.

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87. Obliged and Ought.

88. Obligation and Moral Claim.

89. Perfect and Imperfect Obligation.

90. Jus the Doctrine of Rights and Obligations.

91.

Duties. Virtues. Goodness. Vice.

92.

Virtuous and vicious internal acts.

93. Sins.

94.

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IMMUTABLE MORALITY AND MUTABLE LAW.

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How there can be various Laws and fixed Morality

96. Conceptions fixed, Definitions variable.

97. Idea and Fact in Morality.

98. Sentiment of Rights.

99. Sentiment of Wrongs.

Art. 100.

Effect of these Sentiments.

101. Sense of Duty.

102. Responsibility. Merit.

103.

Convictions.

104. Moral Education and Cultivation.

BOOK II.

JUS.

OF RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS.

RIGHTS IN GENERAL

CHAP. I.

Art. 105. Law and Morality.

106. Law seeks to be just.

107. Roman and English Law.

108. Five Classes of Primary Rights.

109. Rights imperfectly held.

110. Property and Contract distinct.

111. Private and Public Wrongs.

THE RIGHTS OF THE PERSON

CHAP. II.

Art. 112.

Wrongs against the Person. Homicide, &c.

113. False Imprisonment, &c.

114. Mala Praxis, &c.

115.

CHAP. III.

Art. 129.

Excusable Homicide.

116. Dangerous Games.

117. Self-defence.

118. Manslaughter.

119. Murder.

120.

121. Nocturnal Thief.

122.

123.

124.

125.

126. Riot, &c.

127.

128.

Justifiable Homicide.

Provocation.

Accessories.

Duels.

Punishment.

Chastisement.

Classes of Men with imperfect Rights.

THE RIGHTS OF PROPERTY.

Property is necessary.

130. Moveable Property.

131. Money.

132. Proper y in Land.

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135. Ryots. Serfs. Métayers. Farmers.

136. Feudal System.

137. Its present influence.

138. Quiritarian Ownership.

Remedies, &c.

139. Title. Conveyance.

140. Transfer, &c.

141. Wrongs. Larcency, Burglary, &c.

142.

Fraud.

143.

144.

145.

146.

Trespass.

Dominium Eminens.

Public Property.

Res Nullius.

169. Promissory Notes and Bills of Exchange.

170. Bailment, &c.

171. Eviction, &c.

172. Seller's disclosures.

173. Equality. Bona Fide.

174. Stricti Juris. Interpretation.

175. Breach of Contract.

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CHAP. V. THE RIGHTS OF MARRIAGE

Art. 176.

Institution of Marriage to be upheld.

177. National Sentiment respecting Marriage.

178. The Family.

179. Jewish Marriage.

180.
Greek Marriage.

181. Roman Marriage.

182. English Marriage.

183. Husband and Wife.

184. Adultery.

185.

186.

Rights over Children.

Rape and Seduction.

187.

188.

Roman Law.

English Law.

Roman Law.

English Law.

192. Will. English.

193. Entail.

194. Legacies.

195. Dowry. Jointure.

196. Tutor. Curator.

197. Guardian.

198. Lawful Marriage.

199. Roman Forms of Marriage.

CHAP. VI.

Art. 206.

207.

200. English Forms of Marriage.

201. Religious Ceremony of Marriage.

202. Divorce in Roman Law.

203. Divorce in English Law.

204. Concubinage, &c.

205.

Incest.

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Authority.

Patriarchal Government.

National Government.

208.

209. The Supreme Authority.

210. Constitution. The Executive Function.

211. The Judicial Function.

212.

213. Natural Jus.

Rebellion. Treason, &c.

National Jus.

International Jus.

Government de Jure and de Facto.

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214.

215.

216. Legislative Body.

217. Fact of Law and Idea of Justice to be brought to-

gether.

218. Law and Justice cannot exist separately.