 | Jeremy Black - 2000 - 350 דפים
...development: In the state of nature every man has a right to defend, by force of arms, his person and his possessions; to repel, or even to prevent, the...reasonable measure of satisfaction and retaliation. In the free society of the Arabs, the duties of subject and citizen imposed a feeble restraint. The... | |
 | Edward Gibbon - 1998 - 1094 דפים
...of courts. In the state of nature every man has a right to defend, by force of arms, his person and his possessions; to repel, or even to prevent, the...reasonable measure of satisfaction and retaliation. In the free society of the Arabs, the duties of subject and citizen imposed a feeble restraint; and... | |
 | Rosamond McKitterick, Roland Quinault - 2002 - 376 דפים
...pp. 144-5. In the state of nature every man has a right to defend, by force of arms, his person and his possessions; to repel, or even to prevent, the...reasonable measure of satisfaction and retaliation. In the free society of the Arabs, the duties of subject and citizen imposed a feeble restraint.14 Theirs... | |
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In the state of nature every man has a right to defend, by force of arms, his person and his possessions ; to repel, or even to prevent, the violence of his enemies, and to extend his hostilities to a reasonable measure of satisfaction and retaliation. 
