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Page 163
By the law of nations , we mean such rules as nations or civil societies are
obliged to observe in their intercourse with one another . There « are several
points relating both to civil laws , and to the law of • nations , which want to be
explained .
By the law of nations , we mean such rules as nations or civil societies are
obliged to observe in their intercourse with one another . There « are several
points relating both to civil laws , and to the law of • nations , which want to be
explained .
Page 168
He observes , that prescription extends to incorporeal things , such as jurisdiction
and sovereignty . He mensions some reasons for believing that prescription has
been established by an universal law ; observes , that the time must be long ...
He observes , that prescription extends to incorporeal things , such as jurisdiction
and sovereignty . He mensions some reasons for believing that prescription has
been established by an universal law ; observes , that the time must be long ...
Page 211
... done with accuracy and precision : he then takes into consideration the
signification of words , where he observes , with Locke and other writers ; that the
names of simple ideas are the least susceptible of ambiguity ; whereas complex
ideas ...
... done with accuracy and precision : he then takes into consideration the
signification of words , where he observes , with Locke and other writers ; that the
names of simple ideas are the least susceptible of ambiguity ; whereas complex
ideas ...
Page 228
He observes that in some cases , where there is an equality of voices , the
favourable opinion is . rejected : for example , in the university of Cambridge , if a
. person petitions the fenate for a degree , and the house should be equally
divided ...
He observes that in some cases , where there is an equality of voices , the
favourable opinion is . rejected : for example , in the university of Cambridge , if a
. person petitions the fenate for a degree , and the house should be equally
divided ...
Page 245
On this subject of exercise , he observes , that many of our evolutions are
unnecessary in action ; and some altogether impracticable . • The principal •
objects of the manual exercise ( says he ) are these , viz . To inform the soldier
how to load ...
On this subject of exercise , he observes , that many of our evolutions are
unnecessary in action ; and some altogether impracticable . • The principal •
objects of the manual exercise ( says he ) are these , viz . To inform the soldier
how to load ...
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