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...it ever right for even a justly aggrieved individual, within a settled society with established laws, to take up arms personally, against an individual opponent, in defense of a point of personal honor or justice or even vengeance? Or does such action automatically indicate a defiance of the civil order, thus adding a further offence to the original one? These questions can be debated today around issues of honor killings or vigilante action or even the right of individuals to carry personal...
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