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Article — Wouters, Manual of Moral Theology

Article I. On Goods of Fortune

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Goods of fortune can be injured both by theft and by mere damaging. An unjust or unfulfilled contract and the taking away of a thing from a legitimate possessor can be added. It suffices to speak of the first two, because enough has been said about the others in their own place. For the rest, all these modes of injuring goods, as such, do not differ in species.

The Seventh and Tenth Commandments

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