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Command Theory - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The term law embraces the following objects : laws set by god to humans and laws set be humans for humans
        
        Of the laws or rules set by men to men, some are established by political superiors, sovereign and subject: by persons exercising supreme and subordinate governmen:, in independent nations, or independent political societies. The aggregate of the rules thus established, or some aggregate forming a portion of that aggregate, is the appropriate matter of jurisprudence, general of particular. To the aggregate of the rules thus established, or to some aggregate forming a portion of that aggregate, the term law, as used simply and strictly, is exclusively applied.
        
        Laws set by non-superiors
        
        Closely analogous to human laws to second class are a set of objects frequently but improperly termed-laws, being rules set and enforced by mere opinion, that is, by the opinions or sentiments held or felt by an indeterminate body of men in regard to human conduct. Instances of such a use of the term law are the expressions-"The law of hon-our"; "The law set by fashion"; and rules of this species constitute much of what is usually
        
        The aggregate of human laws properly so called belonging to the second of the classes above mentioned, with the aggregate of objects improperty but by close analogy termed laws, i place together in a common class, and denote them by the term positive morality.
        
        Postive morality:
        
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