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The knowledge that men have of the Law
depends upon the measures that shall be taken: first for conveying
it to their [organs, their] ears or
eyes: 2 for lifting it to their conceptions.
The latter is effected by the intrinsic arrangement
of the Laws themselves: the
former by a set of extrinsic provisions measures
to be taken expedients to be put in practice made for the dispensing them.
Do men possess the Laws to this degree? that is
necessary for] no - they do not - why then
do they not? what hinders them?
Do men possess the Laws in that degree not
as necessary;with respect to the State and to themselves: on the public account & on their own? for to the State's having that is necessary ofall the
benefit good of their obedience, as far as the that are presented for their obedience are calculated to
and to their ensure it: to themselves, so as to exempt them
from the as from the of it's execution.
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