But if justice be a natural principle, then it is necessarily an immutable one; and can no more be changed -- by any power inferior to that which established it -- than can the law of gravitation, the laws of light, the principles of mathematics.

But if justice be a natural principle, then it is necessarily an immutable one; and can no more be changed -- by any power inferior to that which established it -- than can the law of gravitation, the laws of light, the principles of mathematics.

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