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The prohibitions of the law do not assert themselves as taskmasters set over us by some external power.
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gutenberg.orgThe prohibitions of the law do not assert themselves as taskmasters set over us by some external power.
Wilson reflects on the nature of law and its role in society, suggesting it is not merely an external force.
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