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Principles of Freedom

CHAPTER XVII
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276.) Writing of laws that are unjust either in respect to end, author or form, St.Thomas says: "Such proceedings are rather acts of violence than laws; because St.
Augustine says: 'A law that is not just goes for no law at all.'" (_Aquinas Ethicus_, Vol.

1, p.

292.) "The fundamental idea of all law," writes Balmez, "is that it be in accordance with reason, that it be an emanation from reason, an application of reason to society" (_European Civilisation_, Chap.

53).


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