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1827. Novr.
Law Amendment.
ulto
Propositions
12
Justice equally to be
dealt out to all
Whatsoever be the benefit conferred by<add> and derived from execution and
effect given to the law — whatsoever be the execution and effect given
to any portion of the law whatsoever the benefit conferred by
and derived from execution and effect so given, to every <add>man subject
of the state it ought, as far as may be, be given as perfectly<lb?>as to any other. To him to whom the detriment of it is not so given justice
is denied a denial of justice is established. If and in so far
as his description of pursuer can be painted out to and if while
justice the benefit is denied while to the other justice it is conceded asserted/employed a tyranny
is established of the one class over the other of the one over the other by which class to
which it is is plunder and in a state of
under the class to which it is imputed
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Edmund Henry Barker |
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