The Rights of War and Peace: Including the Law of Nature and of Nations, Volume 2 |
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... arms laws must be silent , but only CIVIL laws , which govern in times of peace . Those laws which are PERPET- UAL , which spring from the nature of man as man , and not from his particular civil relations , continue even dur- ing ...
... arms laws must be silent , but only CIVIL laws , which govern in times of peace . Those laws which are PERPET- UAL , which spring from the nature of man as man , and not from his particular civil relations , continue even dur- ing ...
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... arms , and we see infants using them spontaneously , without being taught to do so . " Aristotle in the 4th book , and tenth chapter of the history of animals , says , " that the hand serves man for a spear , a sword , or any arms ...
... arms , and we see infants using them spontaneously , without being taught to do so . " Aristotle in the 4th book , and tenth chapter of the history of animals , says , " that the hand serves man for a spear , a sword , or any arms ...
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... arms with arms , with whom Ovid agrees , observing that the laws permit us to take up arms against those that bear them . II . The observation that all war is not repugnant to the law of nature , may be more amply proved from sacred ...
... arms with arms , with whom Ovid agrees , observing that the laws permit us to take up arms against those that bear them . II . The observation that all war is not repugnant to the law of nature , may be more amply proved from sacred ...
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... arms ; and Florentinus declares , that the the law of nations allows us to repel violence and injury , in order to protect our persons . V. A greater difficulty occurs respecting the divine voluntary law . Nor is there any force in the ...
... arms ; and Florentinus declares , that the the law of nations allows us to repel violence and injury , in order to protect our persons . V. A greater difficulty occurs respecting the divine voluntary law . Nor is there any force in the ...
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... arms against the four Kings , fully per- suaded that he was doing nothing in violation of that law . In the same manner Moses ordered the people to fight against Amalekites , who attacked them ; following in this case the dictates of ...
... arms against the four Kings , fully per- suaded that he was doing nothing in violation of that law . In the same manner Moses ordered the people to fight against Amalekites , who attacked them ; following in this case the dictates of ...
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