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 1 12|        human law can abolish the natural and original right of marriage,
 2 13|  begotten; and, similarly, it is natural that he should wish that
 3 14|         supervision, act against natural justice, and destroy the
 4 15|         directly contrary to the natural rights of mankind, and would
 5 20|      reminded that, according to natural reason and Christian philosophy,
 6 22|          as we have seen, is the natural right of man, and to exercise
 7 32| institutions to right reason and natural law, and to those dictates
 8 44|      follows that each one has a natural right to procure what is
 9 45|     there underlies a dictate of natural justice more imperious and
10 50|     strong city."(35) It is this natural impulse which binds men
11 51|     society" of this kind is the natural right of man; and the State
12 51|     hasfor its office to protect natural rights, not to destroy them;
13 51|      like principle, namely, the natural tendency of man to dwell