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20 May 1804

I 100

A law repayment to God's
and man's law.

I 101

Laws of nature
Implied contract
between conqueror and
conquered

I 104

Rights founded on the
law of nature

I 105

Emigrants to uninhabited
countries carry their laws
with them

I 105

Laws in conquered countries
agt the law of God instantly
to cease

I 105

Natural justice applied
to the conquest of America

I 113

In Countries Palatine offences
against the Peace of the owners.

I 119

Persons — natural & artificial

I 119

Rights belonging to persons
in a state of nature

I 120

Rights vested in persons by
laws of nature

I 121

Rights = equal natural liberty

I 123

Standard of liberty — nature
and reason

I 125

Inherent and natural rights
defined

I 125

Homicide or manslaughter
killing a child in the womb

I 126

Infant in womb supposed
to be born

I 126

Maiming breach of civil
liberty

I 128

Civil & natural death

I 129

Right to take away a man's
life founded on diverse

I 130

Men have a natural right
not to be injured

I 130

Personal liberty .... a natural
right strictly natural

I 132

Restraint = imprisonment

I 134

Property an inherent right
natural

I 134

Natural liberty resigned
to preserve natural property

I 135

Public an individual

I 135

A man not constrained to
pay Taxes not imposed without
his consent


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I 136

King not to take Taxes except
imposed by common consent

I 137

No extension of prerogative
without people's consent

I 137

Courts of justice always open

I 137

King always present in Courts
& saying nulli &c.

I 137

Courts open to all — justice administered
gratis & without
delay

I 137

Every man may know the law

I 139

to make allowable resistance
a natural right.

I 150

Crown no power to do wrong

I 154

By his representatives every
man his own governor

I 160

Freedom of speech in Parliamt

I 163

People tax themselves

I 165

Mean persons have no will

I 178

Every man a party in makg
Acts of Parliamt

I 180

Dissolution civil death of
Parliament

I 183

Executive power vested in a
single person by genl consent

I 189

King never dies

I 221

Peers intended always to be
assisting the King

I 226

Original contract deduced
from reason, & natural law

I 226

Natural principle for King
to govern according to law

I 227, 230. 238/229

Original contract between king
and people

I 230

Natural liberties

I 233

Prerogatives inherent and
incidental

I 234

Super-human qualities ascribed
to King

I 236

Natural law — remedy against
king matter of grace, not
compulsion

I 236

Action agt King proceeds on
natural equity

I 238. I 237

King can do no wrong

I 237

Reciprocity of independence
between the King & 2 H. of Parliamt

I 238

King — perfection

I 239

Exercise of the King by power
cannot prejudice the people

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I 239

King cannot think wrong

I 240

No negligence in King

I 241

King never a man or

I 242

King immortal

I 243

King absolute

I 246

Rights as of ambassadors determined
by the law of nature

I 250

Fundamental law of society
to delegate to the King the right
of making war

I 251

Making reprisals dictated by
nature

I 257

King the fountain of justice

I 257

King a reservoir of equity

I 258
289

All offences against the King's
peace

I 258

Public an invisible body

I 260

King always present in Courts
of Justice

I 261

King fountain of honor

I 262

Possession of office implies
superiority of abilities

I 288

Dogs and Cats are ferea naturea

I 288

King's right to &c. founded
on law of nature

I 289

Right to property a civil right
in exchange for freedom

I 291

I 292

King proprietor of all lands
in the kingdom

I 292

An idiot presumed likely never
to attain an understanding

I 293

Deaf dumb & blind =

I 338
344

King 's peace

II 59. II 51. I 355

King owner of all lands

I 357

Feigned allegiance from subject
to the King

I 357

All infants from birth under
King's protection

I 28

Allegiance due from an implied
contact

I 362

Denizens cannot inherit,
their parents having no
inheritable blood

I 373

Corporations never die

I 385

King fountain of nobility

I 400

Soldiers not to be quartered
but by consent

I 1410

Husband & wife a relation
founded in nature




Identifier: | JB/097/124/001
"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 97.

Date_1

1804-05-20

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

097

Main Headings

Folio number

124

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

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Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

31508

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