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Excerpt from Charges, and Extracts of Charges, on Moral and Religious Subjects: Delivered at Sundry Times
Upon the supposition of man's in agency, the laws of every country at founded, whether they afford redressfe injuries by pecuniary compensation, o in¿ict punishment by way of examplt In both cases, they take for granted that every man possesses such a degre of self-government, as to be able to re gulate both his words and actions, 50! To render justice to his fellow-creatures and to avoid every thing that may bein jurious to their interests, or to their ha]! Piness.
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