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Sentence
Hoſtis
humani
generis,
is
neither
a
Definition,
nor
ſo
much
as
a
Deſcription
of
a
Pirate,
but
a
rhetorical
Invective
to
ſhew
the
Odiouſneſs
of
that
Crime.
[…]
So
a
Man
who
breaks
the
common
Rules
of
Honeſty
and
Juſtice,
which
are
eſſential
to
the
well-being
of
Mankind,
by
robbing
only
one
Nation,
may
juſtly
be
term'd
hoſtis
humani
generis;
and
that
Nation
has
the
ſame
Right
to
puniſh
him,
as
if
he
had
actually
rob'd
all
Nations.
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Hoſtis humani generis, is neither a Definition, nor ſo much as a Deſcription of a Pirate, but a rhetorical Invective to ſhew the Odiouſneſs of that Crime. […] So a Man who breaks the common Rules of Honeſty and Juſtice, which are eſſential to the well-being of Mankind, by robbing only one Nation, may juſtly be term'd hoſtis humani generis; and that Nation has the ſame Right to puniſh him, as if he had actually rob'd all Nations.
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