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amendment of the law, to do any the
smallest particle of good, nor suffer to
be done any which in any place it
should be in his power to prevent.
The conclusion and result is that
in any such question as what in such
or such a case ought the law to be
in the character of authority standing
in the place of specific direct and relevant
arguments such as a question
of that description can never fail to furnish,
the opinion delivered as the
opinion of this or that lawyer even if
the sincerity and authenticity of it were
established which it scarce ever can
be, in favor of which ever side it tends
never be worth any be reasonably
entitled to any the smallest value.
None whatever could reasonably
be bestowed on it, if there are rules, if
the rules they themselves pretend to be governed
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law versus arbitrary power (a hatchet for dr paley's net) |
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[[watermarks::[simplified hanoverian royal arms] 1821]] |
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