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<head>10 C</head> | |||
<head>Of Rebellion</head> | |||
<p>interest of the sovereign <del>though not</del> <sic>consider'd</sic> by itself<lb/> | |||
though not more to be <del><sic>consider'd</sic></del> <add>regarded</add> is quite as much<lb/> | |||
to be <del><sic>consider'd</sic></del> <add>regarded</add> as that of every other member of<lb/> | |||
the community.</p> | |||
<p>But enough of these ideal suppositions. The<lb/> | |||
practical conclusion is that as Rebellion is an<lb/> | |||
offence which in particular <del>occasions</del> conjunctions<lb/> | |||
it is impossible <del>to</del> by any severities <del>to for<gap/></del> to<lb/> | |||
prevent a large proportion of the people from embarking<lb/> | |||
in, and Treason an offence which it is<lb/> | |||
<add>at least</add> as easy to prevent a man from embarking in as<lb/> | |||
<add>in</add> any other of equal profit, Rebellion an offence<lb/> | |||
which in the greater part of those who embark in<lb/> | |||
it is commonly an <del>offence</del> act of conscience, Treason<lb/> | |||
in all who <add>ever</add> embark in it an offence against conscience,<lb/> | |||
the treatment <del>of</del> <add>given by the law to</add> the two offences ought to<lb/> | |||
be <add>conformable</add> according to this difference in their respective<lb/> | |||
natures.</p> | |||
<p>The proper footing then to treat rebels upon<lb/> | |||
is that of enemies: and as little by little it has<lb/> | |||
nearly grown up to a maxim to do <del>as little</del> <add>no more</add> harm<lb/> | |||
<del>as possible</del> to enemies than what is necessary <add>in order</add> for the purpose</p> | |||
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10 C
Of Rebellion
interest of the sovereign though not consider'd by itself
though not more to be consider'd regarded is quite as much
to be consider'd regarded as that of every other member of
the community.
But enough of these ideal suppositions. The
practical conclusion is that as Rebellion is an
offence which in particular occasions conjunctions
it is impossible to by any severities to for to
prevent a large proportion of the people from embarking
in, and Treason an offence which it is
at least as easy to prevent a man from embarking in as
in any other of equal profit, Rebellion an offence
which in the greater part of those who embark in
it is commonly an offence act of conscience, Treason
in all who ever embark in it an offence against conscience,
the treatment of given by the law to the two offences ought to
be conformable according to this difference in their respective
natures.
The proper footing then to treat rebels upon
is that of enemies: and as little by little it has
nearly grown up to a maxim to do as little no more harm
as possible to enemies than what is necessary in order for the purpose
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