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The Rights of War and Peace

Note 17 — Chapter II · The General Rights of Things.

A. C. (Archibald Colin) Campbell translation

Actus aliquos, which literally signifies certain acts, may be rendered by the term incorporeal rights, which imply the right of ways, dignities, franchises, and many other personal privileges arising out of certain corporeal kinds of property.

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