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95. Near the top, compared with page 93 In the middle, "V^arburton's Edition, perience 92 HIS TOR Y of periencc demonftrated, that it is impradicable to repreis theft and robbery, if purchafers be fecure upon the pretext of bona fdes. For every purchafe muft be prefumed honed, till the contrary be proved *, and nothing is more eafy than to contrive a dillioneft purchafe that (hall be fecure from detec- tion. To remedy an evil which gave fo great fcope to ftealth and violence, the regulation abo...ve mentioned wa, S/in this ifland, introduced among our Saxon ancedors, prohibiting all buying and felling except in open market, After this regulation, a private purchafe afforded no fecurity, nor v;as the property transferred. The nexus^ or lien of pro- perty, was greatly ftrengthned, when it was now become law, that no man could be depriv- ed of his property without his own confent ; except fingly in the cafe of a purchafe lona fide in open market. I add, upon this head, that the notion of right independent of natural power, once evolved, acquired the greateft firmnefs and ftability, by the regular eftablifhment of courts of juftice, the great purpofe of which is to afford natu- ral power, whenever it is of ufe to make right or mo- ral power effectual .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
95. Near the top, compared with page 93 In the middle, "V^arburton's Edition, perience 92 HIS TOR Y of periencc demonftrated, that it is impradicable to repreis theft and robbery, if purchafers be fecure upon the pretext of bona fdes. For every purchafe muft be prefumed honed, till the contrary be proved *, and nothing is more eafy than to contrive a dillioneft purchafe that (hall be fecure from detec- tion. To remedy an evil which gave fo great fcope to ftealth and violence, the regulation abo...ve mentioned wa, S/in this ifland, introduced among our Saxon ancedors, prohibiting all buying and felling except in open market, After this regulation, a private purchafe afforded no fecurity, nor v;as the property transferred. The nexus^ or lien of pro- perty, was greatly ftrengthned, when it was now become law, that no man could be depriv- ed of his property without his own confent ; except fingly in the cafe of a purchafe lona fide in open market. I add, upon this head, that the notion of right independent of natural power, once evolved, acquired the greateft firmnefs and ftability, by the regular eftablifhment of courts of juftice, the great purpofe of which is to afford natu- ral power, whenever it is of ufe to make right or mo- ral power effectual .
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