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<p>of statutes past and even future, commencing at the <lb/> | <p>of statutes past and even future, commencing at the <lb/> | ||
restoration, by a correspondent set of <add>insidious and</add> and spurious amendments. <lb/> | restoration, by a correspondent set of <add>insidious and</add> and spurious amendments. <lb/> |
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N.S.Wales
Conduct
23 continued
of statutes past and even future, commencing at the
restoration, by a correspondent set of insidious and and spurious amendments.
The grand object was to prevent men
from exercising (and rather than notto prevent them
they should not be prevented it was determined to punish
them for exercising) acts which would neither have
been outrages " nor misbehaviours' if committed in
England:- acts consisting in endeavours to return to
England in persuance virtue of the rights reserved
to them by law. I mean in virtue of the several
laws by which they had been divested of that right each
for a limited time and no longer in the score of punishment
for misdeeds rendered so punished this punishable by
those laws.
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jeremy bentham |
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