...justice an altogether useless instrument ; in the hands of injustice, a deplorably serviceable one. 1 . The supposition of its efficiency is absurd in principle....the Almighty in the station of a sheriff's officer ; it places him under the command of every justice of the peace. It supposes him to stand engaged,...

...justice an altogether useless instrument? in the hands of injustice, a deplorably serviceable one. 1. The supposition of its efficiency is absurd in principle....the Almighty in the station of a sheriff's officer ; it places him under the command of every justice of the peace. It supposes him to stand engaged,...

...justice an altogether useless instrument; ili the hands of injustice, a deplorably serviceable one. 1. The supposition of its efficiency is absurd in principle....the Almighty in the station of a sheriff's officer ; it places him under the command of every justice of the peace. It supposes him to stand engaged,...

...justice an altogether useless instrument; in the hands of injustice, a deplorably serviceable one. 1 . The supposition of its efficiency is absurd in principle....the Almighty in the station of a sheriff's officer ; it places him under the command of every justice of the peace. It supposes him to stand engaged,...

...immediately. Ik'ntham's chief argument is as follows : "that the supposition of the efficiency of an oath is absurd in principle. It ascribes to man a power over his Maker. It supposes the Almighty to stand engaged, no matter how, but absolutely engaged, to inflict on every...

...immediately. Bcntham's chief argument is as follón: " that the supposition of the efficiency of an oath is absurd in principle. It ascribes to man a power over his Maker. It supposes the Almighty to stand engaged, no matter how, but abtptatelr engaged, to inflict on every...

...immediately. Bentham's chief argument is as follows . "that the supposition of the efficiency of an oath is absurd in principle. It ascribes to man a power over his Maker. It supposes the Almighty to stand engaged, no matter how, but absolutely engaged, to iniiict on every...

...language, combatted the propriety of this part of an oath. He says, " The supposition of its efficacy is absurd in principle. It ascribes to man a power...the Almighty in the station of a sheriff's officer ; it places him under the command of every justice of the peace. It supposes him to stand engaged,...

...this part of an oath. He says, " The supposition of its efficacy is absurd in principlc. It aseribes to man a power over his Maker ; it places the Almighty in the station of a sheriff's officer ; it places him under the command of every justice of the peace. It supposes him to stand engaged,...

...pronouncing any opinion of my own, I shall give my readers an opportunity of judging of his arguments : — the station of a sheriff's officer, under the command...peace. It supposes him to stand engaged, no matter now, but absolutely engaged, to inflict on every individual by whom the ceremony has been profaned...