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<p>declares it to be in direct opposition to<lb/> | |||
his present distinction) then it is in ex<lb/> | |||
post facto law, making that criminal<lb/> | |||
which at the time of it's commission was<lb/> | |||
indifferent it is a <foreign>privilegium</foreign> of which<lb/> | |||
Cicero, as quoted by our Author, says<lb/> | |||
with a spirit, which I wish he had imparted<lb/> | |||
to our author, "<foreign>Nemo unquam<lb/> | |||
tulit, nihil est crudelius, nihil perni<lb/> | |||
ciofius, nihil quod minus hoc civitas<lb/> | |||
ferre posit"</foreign></p> | |||
<p>Municipal law /says our Author/ <note>Vol.I. P.45</note><lb/> | |||
is also a rule of civil conduct, and this<lb/> | |||
he says distinguishes municipal <add>law</add></p> | |||
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declares it to be in direct opposition to
his present distinction) then it is in ex
post facto law, making that criminal
which at the time of it's commission was
indifferent it is a privilegium of which
Cicero, as quoted by our Author, says
with a spirit, which I wish he had imparted
to our author, "Nemo unquam
tulit, nihil est crudelius, nihil perni
ciofius, nihil quod minus hoc civitas
ferre posit"
Municipal law /says our Author/ Vol.I. P.45
is also a rule of civil conduct, and this
he says distinguishes municipal law
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