Anecdotes of the Life of Richard Watson Bishop of Landaff
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Pitt credit for his resignation, if it was occasioned by a resistance from another quarter to his liberal sentiments towards the Catholics in Ireland, and the Dissenters in this country, though I shall never excuse him if, for the sake of pleasing the Court, he either commenced or continued this war in opposition to his own judgment.
" I have had no inclination to examine, on a broad basis, the neutral code; this I know, that the law of nations (prior to specific convention) is nothing but the ...law of nature extended to communities, which, in discussions of this kind, are properly considered as individual moral persons. If A. And B. , in a state of nature, quarrel, what right have either or both of them to in- jure C. Who has no enmity to either of them ? C. Has commodi- ties to sell, he is willing to sell them either to A. Or B. , or to both of them without distinction or preference. No, says A. , you shall not sell them to B. No, says B. , you shall not sell them to A. ; and thus the natural right of C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pitt credit for his resignation, if it was occasioned by a resistance from another quarter to his liberal sentiments towards the Catholics in Ireland, and the Dissenters in this country, though I shall never excuse him if, for the sake of pleasing the Court, he either commenced or continued this war in opposition to his own judgment.
" I have had no inclination to examine, on a broad basis, the neutral code; this I know, that the law of nations (prior to specific convention) is nothing but the ...law of nature extended to communities, which, in discussions of this kind, are properly considered as individual moral persons. If A. And B. , in a state of nature, quarrel, what right have either or both of them to in- jure C. Who has no enmity to either of them ? C. Has commodi- ties to sell, he is willing to sell them either to A. Or B. , or to both of them without distinction or preference. No, says A. , you shall not sell them to B. No, says B. , you shall not sell them to A. ; and thus the natural right of C.
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