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<head>1828 <sic>Sept.</sic> 23<lb/>Blackstone</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>Before A<lb/><note><sic>Ch.<sic> I. Universal Jurisprudence</note><lb/>(1 <note>§. <add>Beginning?</add> Universal Jurisprudence<lb/>together</note></p> <p>§. Universal Jurisprudence to the <add>English</add> People <del>of England</del></p> <p>People of England! nay beloved children! Hear<lb/>my instructions. <del><gap/></del> & then you will have your<lb/><hi rend="underline">Primer</hi>. After me, you shall hear speak my best<lb/> | <head>1828 <sic>Sept.</sic> 23<lb/>Blackstone</head> <!-- in pencil --> <p>Before A<lb/><note><sic>Ch.</sic> I. Universal Jurisprudence</note><lb/>(1 <note>§. <add>Beginning?</add> Universal Jurisprudence<lb/>together</note></p> <p>§. Universal Jurisprudence to the <add>English</add> People <del>of England</del></p> <p>People of England! nay beloved children! Hear<lb/>my instructions. <del><gap/></del> & then you will have your<lb/><hi rend="underline">Primer</hi>. After me, you shall hear speak my best<lb/>blood Daughter <add>Felicia</add> — Law as she ought to be. After<lb/>her my other Daughter <add>Gubernia</add> Law as she is: and lastly<lb/>another Lecturer I know not what to say of her<lb/>— that she shall speak for herself — <add>Dolosas</add> Law as she pretends<lb/>to be.</p> <p>You have read a hand in <unclear>taking out</unclear> of <del>the</del><lb/>a species of true called the true of good and evil.<lb/>Law is a true of this species. To it you are indebted<lb/>not only for the continuance but even for the beginning of<lb/>every thing which is dear to you. But her faults are<lb/>a compound of good and evil: and no <gap/> the<lb/><gap/> and by the <del><gap/></del> <unclear>neither <add>friend</add></unclear> can you possess and <gap/><lb/>the <gap/> To give being to Law — to give execution and<lb/>effect to law — what is it but to do evil that good may<lb/>cause.</p> <p>Out of the <gap/> commeth forth secret. Here you have<lb/>another <gap/> from Holy Writ.</p> <p>No obligation, no <del><gap/></del> right: no right: and without<lb/>right <!-- brackets and marginal note in pencil -->[nothing of <del>that who</del> those sweets which are produce <add>give not up</add> <note>Alter</note><lb/>by law]' And take away right what remains is pure<lb/>obligation: and taken by itself obligation is so much <gap/><lb/>evil: it is all from bitterness Thus, if you do<lb/>me already — then you shall soon see.</p> | ||
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1828 Sept. 23
Blackstone
Before A
Ch. I. Universal Jurisprudence
(1 §. Beginning? Universal Jurisprudence
together
§. Universal Jurisprudence to the English People of England
People of England! nay beloved children! Hear
my instructions. & then you will have your
Primer. After me, you shall hear speak my best
blood Daughter Felicia — Law as she ought to be. After
her my other Daughter Gubernia Law as she is: and lastly
another Lecturer I know not what to say of her
— that she shall speak for herself — Dolosas Law as she pretends
to be.
You have read a hand in taking out of the
a species of true called the true of good and evil.
Law is a true of this species. To it you are indebted
not only for the continuance but even for the beginning of
every thing which is dear to you. But her faults are
a compound of good and evil: and no the
and by the neither friend can you possess and
the To give being to Law — to give execution and
effect to law — what is it but to do evil that good may
cause.
Out of the commeth forth secret. Here you have
another from Holy Writ.
No obligation, no right: no right: and without
right [nothing of that who those sweets which are produce give not up Alter
by law]' And take away right what remains is pure
obligation: and taken by itself obligation is so much
evil: it is all from bitterness Thus, if you do
me already — then you shall soon see.
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