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<p>Question 1. Why ought no man to be punishable for<lb/> | |||
imputing inaptitude to any public functionary?</p> | |||
Answer. Becuase inaptitude in some degree or <lb/> | |||
other in some shape or other, is in relation to every | |||
situation, but men <del><gap/></del> particularly in relation to every<lb/> | |||
political situation the lot of every human being: - the<lb/> | |||
result of the radical and universal imperfection of human<lb/> | |||
nature: insomuch that to say of any <del>man that</del><lb/> | |||
public functionary that<add>in</add> <del>inaptitude</del> in respect of <add>such</add> his<lb/> | |||
function inaptiiitude is not in any shape <add>justly</add> imputable<lb/> | |||
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Question 1. Why ought no man to be punishable for
imputing inaptitude to any public functionary?
Answer. Becuase inaptitude in some degree or
other in some shape or other, is in relation to every
situation, but men particularly in relation to every
political situation the lot of every human being: - the
result of the radical and universal imperfection of human
nature: insomuch that to say of any man that
public functionary thatin inaptitude in respect of such his
function inaptiiitude is not in any shape justly imputable
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liberty of the press |
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liberty of the press |
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