Manual of Political Ethics Designed Chiefly for the Use of Colleges And Student
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, 113. ) The English or American juryman, according to his oath, must decide upon the evidence as it shall be given, and according to nothing else.
l66 THE STATE.
unite again ; and if men are thrown outside of the pale of a large society, they themselves must instantly again unite to obey some general rule, to have it insisted upon by some authority, to begin the state anew. The " regulators" in the farthest West, men who, for some reason or other, enjoy a degree of consideration, and take the ...law into their own hand, while the others tacitly or otherwise agree to it, form a remarkable in- stance of this inherent political nature of man.^ Men cannot possibly exist without law. The mutinous sailors, after having dispatched their captain, must elect another and obey him ; the pirates who break with human society and declare them- selves out of its pale are bound to constitute forthwith a state of their own, that is, a society in which there are general rules, rules which will be enforced if not obeyed, rules on which the individual can insist if transgressed by another, because established for the jural relations among them, in order to maintain what they consider right, to do justice — a society in which there are superiors and inferiors, which ac- knowledges authority.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 113. ) The English or American juryman, according to his oath, must decide upon the evidence as it shall be given, and according to nothing else.
l66 THE STATE.
unite again ; and if men are thrown outside of the pale of a large society, they themselves must instantly again unite to obey some general rule, to have it insisted upon by some authority, to begin the state anew. The " regulators" in the farthest West, men who, for some reason or other, enjoy a degree of consideration, and take the ...law into their own hand, while the others tacitly or otherwise agree to it, form a remarkable in- stance of this inherent political nature of man.^ Men cannot possibly exist without law. The mutinous sailors, after having dispatched their captain, must elect another and obey him ; the pirates who break with human society and declare them- selves out of its pale are bound to constitute forthwith a state of their own, that is, a society in which there are general rules, rules which will be enforced if not obeyed, rules on which the individual can insist if transgressed by another, because established for the jural relations among them, in order to maintain what they consider right, to do justice — a society in which there are superiors and inferiors, which ac- knowledges authority.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Lieber to read onlineMoreLess
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