Justice And Injustice
Book 3 Part 3 of The Simplified Treatise of Human Nature by Hume
Is Justice A Natural Or Artificial Virtue?
Section 1
The Private and Public Interests Are Not The Motive To Justice Or Morality
Section 1b
The Origin Of Justice And Property
Section 2
Economic Justice
Section 2b
Property and Justice
Section 2c
The rules of justice are established merely by interest
Section 2e
The State Of Nature; And Common Interest As The Origin Of Justice
Section 2d
The Rules Which Determine Property
Section 3
The Rules For The Stability Of Possession
Section 3b
The Influence Of Time On Possession
Section 3c
Judgment on the End Result
Section 3d
The Transference Of Property By Consent
Section 4
The Obligation of Promises
Section 5
Self-Interest
Section 5b
The Obligation Of Promises Is An Invention For The Interest Of Society
Section 5c
More Reflections On Justice And Injustice
Section 6
Argument 2: Property, Right, And Obligation Do Not Admit of Variations
Section 6b
The Origin of Government
Section 7
The Source Of Allegiance
Section 8
Government is an Artificial Invention
Section 8b
Our civil duties
Section 8c
Rebellion
Section 8d
The Measures Of Allegiance
Section 9
The Objects Of Allegiance
Section 10