Chapter XVI. Rights belonging to society as against the individual. The

perfect rights of society are such as the following:--(1) To prevent

suicide; (2) To require the producing and rearing of offspring, at

least so far as to tax and discourage bachelors; (3) To compel men,

though not without compensation, to divulge useful inventions; (4) To

compel to some industry, &c.

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