The Principles Of Moral And Political Philosophy, Volume 2Faulder, 1790 - 433 pages |
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... the crown carried measures like thefe , ought we to conclude , that a fimilar application of honours and emoluments would would procure the confent of parliament to councils evidently detrimental 230 OF THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION .
... the crown carried measures like thefe , ought we to conclude , that a fimilar application of honours and emoluments would would procure the confent of parliament to councils evidently detrimental 230 OF THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION .
Page 285
... conclude in the laying waste of human existence . This obfervation will enable thofe , who regard the divine rule of " life for " life , and blood for blood , " as the only author- ized and justifiable measure of capital punish- ment ...
... conclude in the laying waste of human existence . This obfervation will enable thofe , who regard the divine rule of " life for " life , and blood for blood , " as the only author- ized and justifiable measure of capital punish- ment ...
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