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§.2. Universal Jurisprudence
91) Possession
§. Importance of the words
my own
Words expressing
possession — Importance
of the meaning attached
to them by law
What I you have possession of what I you have — what
is mine yours — my your wife, my your husband, my children, your children your my house
my money
On the import given to these words, by law — on the use made of
them, and the consequences deduced from them, upon the manner what it provides respecting them
upon the manner in which that I my your possession of the command — upon the words
upon on which, and the circumstances in which, they may at any
time be used to come to be taken yours, — upon these things depend. every does not every thing depend
thing that is not done to you? even this that is said done
to me mankind in general? how can this b these same things be otherwise than interesting to you?
and if not these things are not, what then other things can be?
☞ Look at Broughams discourse or speech for a head
on this subject.
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