Elements of a Polite Education Carefully Selected From the Letters of Philip D
Elements of a Polite Education Carefully Selected From the Letters of Philip D
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In that cafe, it may be hi\vful even to employ poifon.
\ If liis ferocity remains unfubdued. T Lay afide his ferocity.
128 Quilllcs of Lawyers. . . Principles of Justice . . . Casuistry, yers, now, feem to me, rather to warp the law, in or- der to authorife, than to check, thofe unlawful pro- ceedings of princes and dates ; which, by being become common, appear lefs criminal: though cuftom can never alter the nature of good and ill, Pray let no quibbles of lawyers, no refinements of cafuiftSy b...reak into the plain notions of right and wrong, which every man's right reafon, and plain common-fenfe, fugged to him. To do as you would be done by, is the plain, fnre, and undifputed rule of morality and juftice. Stick to that, and be convinced, that whatever breaks into it, in any degree, however fpecioufly it may be turned, and however puzzling it may be to anfwer it, is, notwithstanding, falfe in itfelf, tinjuft, and criminal. I do not know a crime in the \vorld, which is not, by the cafuifts among the Jefuits (efpecially the twenty-four collected, 1 think, by Ef- cobar) allowed in fome, or many cafes, not to be cri- jninal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In that cafe, it may be hi\vful even to employ poifon.
\ If liis ferocity remains unfubdued. T Lay afide his ferocity.
128 Quilllcs of Lawyers. . . Principles of Justice . . . Casuistry, yers, now, feem to me, rather to warp the law, in or- der to authorife, than to check, thofe unlawful pro- ceedings of princes and dates ; which, by being become common, appear lefs criminal: though cuftom can never alter the nature of good and ill, Pray let no quibbles of lawyers, no refinements of cafuiftSy b...reak into the plain notions of right and wrong, which every man's right reafon, and plain common-fenfe, fugged to him. To do as you would be done by, is the plain, fnre, and undifputed rule of morality and juftice. Stick to that, and be convinced, that whatever breaks into it, in any degree, however fpecioufly it may be turned, and however puzzling it may be to anfwer it, is, notwithstanding, falfe in itfelf, tinjuft, and criminal. I do not know a crime in the \vorld, which is not, by the cafuifts among the Jefuits (efpecially the twenty-four collected, 1 think, by Ef- cobar) allowed in fome, or many cafes, not to be cri- jninal.
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