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Lib. P. 321. Ib. P. 32.
II Ib. P. 44. [Or rather p. 167, and sundry other passages ; on p. 44 see my note below, page 195. ] II Ib. P. 342. ** Ib. P. 48.
TUCKER'S TEACHING 195 such, can have no dominion over a territory. " Cer- tainly such voluntary association would be entitled to enforce whatever regulations the contracting parties might agree upon within the limits of whatever terri- tory, or divisions of territory, had been brought into the association by these parties as individual occupie...rs thereof, and no non-contracting party would have a right to enter or remain in this domain except upon such terms as the association might impose. But if, somewhere between these divisions of territory, had lived, prior to the formation of the association, some individual on his homestead, who for any reason, wise or foolish, had declined to join in forming the associa- tion, the contracting parties would have had no right to evict him, compel him to join, make him pay for any incidental benefits that he might derive from proximity to their association, or restrict Kim in the exercise of any previously-enjoyed right to prevent him from reaping these benefits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lib. P. 321. Ib. P. 32.
II Ib. P. 44. [Or rather p. 167, and sundry other passages ; on p. 44 see my note below, page 195. ] II Ib. P. 342. ** Ib. P. 48.
TUCKER'S TEACHING 195 such, can have no dominion over a territory. " Cer- tainly such voluntary association would be entitled to enforce whatever regulations the contracting parties might agree upon within the limits of whatever terri- tory, or divisions of territory, had been brought into the association by these parties as individual occupie...rs thereof, and no non-contracting party would have a right to enter or remain in this domain except upon such terms as the association might impose. But if, somewhere between these divisions of territory, had lived, prior to the formation of the association, some individual on his homestead, who for any reason, wise or foolish, had declined to join in forming the associa- tion, the contracting parties would have had no right to evict him, compel him to join, make him pay for any incidental benefits that he might derive from proximity to their association, or restrict Kim in the exercise of any previously-enjoyed right to prevent him from reaping these benefits.
What to read after Anarchism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Eltzbacher to read onlineMoreLess
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