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<head><note>Sect. I.</note> Law in General.  5</head>
<head>Sect. I. Law in General.  5</head>
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<p>for the Law given is somewhat curious: Beside man, the following
<p>for the Law giver is somewhat curious: Beside man, the following
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are the set of "inferiors" he has given him already to talk to write or &#x2014;
are the set of "inferiors" he has given him already to talk to write or &#x2014;
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to make signs to: He has given him in the first place all sorts of &#x2014;
to make signs to: He has given him in the first place all sorts of &#x2014;
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things that are moveable, gravitating, visible, and susceptible of <unclear>mechanisim</unclear>:
things that are moveable, gravitating, visible, and susceptible of <sic>mechanisim</sic>:
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and in particular (as we shall see presently <add>(as we have seen already)</add>) amongst the
and in particular (as we shall see presently <add>[as we have seen already)</add>] amongst the
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rest all animals and vegetables by name. This being the case with  
rest all animals and vegetables by name. This being the case with  
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the word ["prescribed"] and ["dictated"] the best that can be said of them
the word ["prescribed"] and ["dictated"] the best that can be said of them
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is that they have no meaning; <add>and it was this no-meaning</add> that our Author seems to have depended  
is that they have no meaning; <add>and it was this no-meaning</add> that our Author seems to have depended  
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on to save them from being seen to have a false one. That Clocks &#x2014;
on to save them from being seen to have a false one. That Clocks &#x2014;
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have Laws <hi rend='underline'>prescribed</hi> or <hi rend='underline'>dictated</hi> to them: is a proposition, which  
have Laws <hi rend='underline'>prescribed</hi> or <hi rend='underline'>dictated</hi> to them: is a proposition, which  
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so long as men content themselves with sounds <add>without sense</add>, may pass for true:
so long as men content themselves with sounds, <add>without sense</add> may pass for true:
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but so soon as any precise import is given to these words, must be
but so soon as any precise import is given to these words, must be
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seen plainly to be false.<lb/></p>
seen plainly to be false.</p>
 
 
<p><note>Genus x<!-- letter x (as in word expect (same line), or symbol? --> Species.</note> What is said of Law in general, we naturally expect to find agree &#x2014;
<p><note>Genus x<!-- letter x (as in word expect (same line), or symbol? --> Species.</note> What is said of Law in general, we naturally expect to find agree &#x2014;
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with each sort of Law in particular: For what agrees with the Genus
with each sort of Law in particular: For what agrees with the Genus
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agrees with every Species. <del>There is not a</del> <add>No</add> Rule of Logic better known  
agrees with every Species. <del>There is not a</del> <add>No</add> Rule of Logic better known  
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and untutored common sense bears testimony to the justice <add>truth</add> of it.
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and untutored common sense bears testimony to the justice <add>truth</add> of it.</p>
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For it is but a declaration of the sense that all mankind who care
For it is but a declaration of the sense that all mankind who care
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the words Genus and species, and know what they are saying, put up
the words Genus and species, and know what they are saying, put up
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on those words. A thing that is given for a Law is not a species of Law
on those words. A thing that is given for a Law is not a species of Law
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if any thing that can be said of Law in general, that is of all Laws
if any thing that can be said of Law in general, that is of all Laws
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cannot be said of that. A plant that is given for a Rose is not a
cannot be said of that. A plant that is given for a Rose is not a
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species of Rose, if any thing can be said of the genus <hi rend='underline'>Rose</hi> that is of
species of Rose, if any thing can be said of the genus <hi rend='underline'>Rose</hi> that is of
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all roses, can not be said of that.<lb/></p>
all roses, can not be said of that.</p>
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<head>Sect. I. Law in General.  5</head>
<head>Sect. I. Law in General.  5</head>


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Sect. I. Law in General. 5

for the Law giver is somewhat curious: Beside man, the following
are the set of "inferiors" he has given him already to talk to write or —
to make signs to: He has given him in the first place all sorts of —
things that are moveable, gravitating, visible, and susceptible of mechanisim:
and in particular (as we shall see presently [as we have seen already)] amongst the
rest all animals and vegetables by name. This being the case with
the word ["prescribed"] and ["dictated"] the best that can be said of them
is that they have no meaning; and it was this no-meaning that our Author seems to have depended
on to save them from being seen to have a false one. That Clocks —
have Laws prescribed or dictated to them: is a proposition, which
so long as men content themselves with sounds, without sense may pass for true:
but so soon as any precise import is given to these words, must be
seen plainly to be false.


Genus x Species. What is said of Law in general, we naturally expect to find agree —
with each sort of Law in particular: For what agrees with the Genus
agrees with every Species. There is not a No Rule of Logic better known
and untutored common sense bears testimony to the justice truth of it.

For it is but a declaration of the sense that all mankind who care
the words Genus and species, and know what they are saying, put up
on those words. A thing that is given for a Law is not a species of Law
if any thing that can be said of Law in general, that is of all Laws
cannot be said of that. A plant that is given for a Rose is not a
species of Rose, if any thing can be said of the genus Rose that is of
all roses, can not be said of that.

Sect. I. Law in General. 5




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096

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052

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sect. i law in general

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001

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4

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recto

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f5 / f6 / f7 / f8

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jeremy bentham

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