W, ofN.f Book IV, chap. v; vol. II, p

28. W. of iV., Book IV, chap. vu ; vol. II, p. 162. — CX Book I, chap. x, (il s'agit de la loi des «settlements ») : To remove a man who bas cooimitled no laisdemeaiiour from the parish where he chooaes to réside, is an évident violation of naturel liberty and justice.

29. W. ofN., Book IV, chap. ix ; vol. II, p. 247. ~ Cf. p. 254 : The estal)lishm<*nl of perfect justice, of perfect liberty, and of perfect equa-