On the record
The rule assumes, what is true, that natural law is a thing certain in itself; also that it is capable of being learned.
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Lysander Spooner
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gutenberg.orgThe rule assumes, what is true, that natural law is a thing certain in itself; also that it is capable of being learned.
Spooner claims that natural law is inherently certain and can be understood by individuals.
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On the contrary, they acknowledge themselves robbers, murderers, and villains, pure and simple.
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They neither ask, nor expect, any mercy, if they should ever fall into the hands of honest men.
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