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To be copied himself had no sooner had he laid it down,
than he himself either shewed that he did not understand He did not understand it himself.
it, or if he did understand it, he no sooner has he laid it down, than
immediately broke through it. For he says, he refutes it. Hear his own words: —
that This principle ( (says he) of human laws being binding
upon conscience ) "holds, as to ranks rights and Vol. 1 Page 57
"that when the law has determined the field to
"belong to Titius, it is matter of conscience, no
"longer to withhold, or invade it:" And yet a few
Lines afterwards, he says, "By the Statues for
"preserving the game, a penalty is denounced
"against every unquallified person that kills
"a hare. Now this prohibitory law does not make
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