A System of Moral Philosophy in Three Books volume 2
A System of Moral Philosophy in Three Books volume 2
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\ Lucrum cejfans vel danvturn emjrgeiis.
88 Rights a?ijtjig from Injuries, Book TI. Them; nay often of Inflidlng punifhment upon them when they have a(5led knowingly againft their duty, or through culpable ignorance. If the injury be re- parable, and of a lighter fort, and the immediate a- gent undertook it only to avoid vaftly greater evils threatened by thofe who had him in their power, his a6lion perhaps was not criminal, it was excufed by the plea of necefTity; (of which hereafter) but this... plea will not free him from the obligation of repairing any damages done to other innocent perfons, as the means of his prefervation.
Where many have by concert done any damage, each one is liable for the whole, v/hen we cannot obtain reparation from the reft, even altho' we knew what fhare each one had in the action, or the fpoil. But when at different times, without concert, diffe- rent perfons fpoil a man of all his goods, each one feems liable only for his own part of the damage ; tho' more may be demanded by way of puniihment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\ Lucrum cejfans vel danvturn emjrgeiis.
88 Rights a?ijtjig from Injuries, Book TI. Them; nay often of Inflidlng punifhment upon them when they have a(5led knowingly againft their duty, or through culpable ignorance. If the injury be re- parable, and of a lighter fort, and the immediate a- gent undertook it only to avoid vaftly greater evils threatened by thofe who had him in their power, his a6lion perhaps was not criminal, it was excufed by the plea of necefTity; (of which hereafter) but this... plea will not free him from the obligation of repairing any damages done to other innocent perfons, as the means of his prefervation.
Where many have by concert done any damage, each one is liable for the whole, v/hen we cannot obtain reparation from the reft, even altho' we knew what fhare each one had in the action, or the fpoil. But when at different times, without concert, diffe- rent perfons fpoil a man of all his goods, each one feems liable only for his own part of the damage ; tho' more may be demanded by way of puniihment.
What to read after A System of Moral Philosophy in Three Books volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Hutcheson to read onlineMoreLess
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