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Principles of the Civil Code
Jeremy Bentham
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Source of the Text
This text was digitized from volume 1 of the 1843 Bowring edition of
Bentham's works. About the text as printed therein, Bowring has this to say:
The following work is edited from the Traités de
Legislation, as published by Dumont, and the original MSS. of
Bentham.
And about the appendix:
The following Essay is edited from the MSS. of Bentham.
Contents
FIRST PART.
- Chapter I. Of Rights and
Obligations,
- Chapter II. Distinct Objects of the
Civil Law, viz. Subsistence, Abundance, Equality, and Security,
- Chapter III. Relation between these
Objects,
- Chapter IV. Of Laws relative to
Subsistence,
- Chapter V. Of Laws relative to
Abundance,
- Chapter VI. Propositions of
Pathology on which the advantage of Equality is founded,
- Chapter VII. Of Security,
- Chapter VIII. Of Property
- Chapter IX. Answer to an
Objection
- Chapter X. Analysis of the
Evils resulting from attacks upon Property,
- Chapter XI. Security and
Equality---their opposition,
- Chapter XII. Security and
Equality---means of reconciliation,
- Chapter XIII. Sacrifice of
Security to Security,
- Chapter XIV. Cases subject to
Dispute,
- Chapter XV. Examples of
attacks upon Security,
- Chapter XVI. Of forced
Exchanges,
- Chapter XVII. Power of the
Laws over Expectation,
SECOND PART.
THIRD PART.
Of the Rights and Obligations attached to different
Private Conditions.
APPENDIX.
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