The Young American: Or, Book of Government and Law; Showing Their History, Nature and Necessity. For the Use of Schools...William Robinson, 1844 - 282ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... secure from a stronger man , who may be disposed to take them away ; and indeed it is usual among these tribes for any one to take whatever he desires for his use , provided another is not actually in the pos- session of it . Among ...
... secure from a stronger man , who may be disposed to take them away ; and indeed it is usual among these tribes for any one to take whatever he desires for his use , provided another is not actually in the pos- session of it . Among ...
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... secure of his life , his property , or his character . The chief may cause any man's head to be taken off , or his money and estates to be taken away , without trial , and without remedy to the injured , or retribution to the injurer ...
... secure of his life , his property , or his character . The chief may cause any man's head to be taken off , or his money and estates to be taken away , without trial , and without remedy to the injured , or retribution to the injurer ...
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... the com- forts and necessaries of life are multiplied . Thus the state is enriched , and the whole community is benefited . In order to obtain the full advantages of this system , laws are enacted to secure to INDIVIDUAL PROPERTY . 21.
... the com- forts and necessaries of life are multiplied . Thus the state is enriched , and the whole community is benefited . In order to obtain the full advantages of this system , laws are enacted to secure to INDIVIDUAL PROPERTY . 21.
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... secure to each individual the acquisition of his labor , skill , and exertion ; and a community is usually happy , prosperous and civilized , in proportion as his acqui- sitions are thus secure . On the contrary , a community is usually ...
... secure to each individual the acquisition of his labor , skill , and exertion ; and a community is usually happy , prosperous and civilized , in proportion as his acqui- sitions are thus secure . On the contrary , a community is usually ...
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... secure order , peace and justice , government must enact and enforce laws , and thus abridge natural or absolute liberty . Experience , in all ages , has taught the lesson , that among men , as well as among animals , there being some ...
... secure order , peace and justice , government must enact and enforce laws , and thus abridge natural or absolute liberty . Experience , in all ages , has taught the lesson , that among men , as well as among animals , there being some ...
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