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Civil

Rousseau born under many headed government commonwealth, took up
the fiction of Locke and applied it to a commonwealth.
(Instead of one contract for 25 million
of people, Rousseau makes 25 million of contracts.
In Locke the contracting parties are the King on
the one part, and the people on the other.)
In Rousseau, each one individual of the people in their own part
and all the rest of the people in the other.
In Rousseau each one of the people contract with
one another: that is when clearly expressed such
one contracts with every other: that is in effect
a complex contract which being resolved into its
component parts constituent elements includes a contract as many
contracts as there are contractors, each one in
one part contracting with all the rest together on
the other.

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Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	100	Main Headings	civil code
Folio number	105	Info in main headings field	civil
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	32121
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-<head>Civil</head><lb/><p> <unclear>Rompean</unclear> born under  <add> many headed government </add> commonwealth, took up<lb/> the fiction of Locke and applied it to a commonwealth.<lb/> (Instead of one contract for 25 million<lb/> of people, <unclear>Rompean</unclear> makes 25 million of contracts.<lb/>   In Locke the contracting parties are the King on<lb/> the one part, and the people on the other.) <lb/> In <unclear>Rompean</unclear>, each <del> one </del> <add> individual </add> of the people in their own part<lb/> and all the rest of the people in the other.<lb/>In <gap/> <del> each one of </del> the people contract with <lb/> one another:  that is when clearly expressed such<lb/> one contracts with every other: <del><gap/> is in </del> effect<lb/> a complex contract which being resolved into its<lb/> component parts <add> constituent elements </add> includes <del> a contract </del> as many<lb/> contracts as there are contractors, <del> each </del> one in<lb/>one part contracting with all the rest together on<lb/>the other. </p> <pb>
+<head>Civil</head><lb/> <p> Rousseau born under  <add> many headed government </add> commonwealth, took up<lb/> the fiction of Locke and applied it to a commonwealth.<lb/> (Instead of one contract for 25 million<lb/> of people, Rousseau makes 25 million of contracts.<lb/>   In Locke the contracting parties are the King on<lb/> the one part, and the people on the other.) <lb/> In Rousseau, each <del> one </del> <add> individual </add> of the people in their own part<lb/> and all the rest of the people in the other.<lb/>In Rousseau <del> each one of </del> the people contract with <lb/> one another:  that is when clearly expressed such<lb/> one contracts with every other: <del>that is in </del> effect<lb/> a complex contract which being resolved into its<lb/> component parts <add> constituent elements </add> includes <del> a contract </del> as many<lb/> contracts as there are contractors, <del> each </del> one in<lb/>one part contracting with all the rest together on<lb/>the other. </p>
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