SectionIII
OfRudeNationsundertheImpressionsofPropertyandInterestItwasaproverbialimprecationinuseamongthehuntingnationsontheconfinesofSiberia，ThattheirenemymightbeobligedtolivelikeaTartar，andbeseizedwiththefollyofbreedingandattendinghiscattle。24*Nature，itseems，intheirapprehension，bystoringthewoodsandthedesertwithgame，renderedthetaskoftheherdsmanunnecessary，andlefttomanonlythetroubleofselectingandofseizinghisprey。
Theindolenceofmankind，orrathertheiraversiontoanyapplicationinwhichtheyarenotengagedbyimmediateinstinctandpassion，retardstheirprogressinextendingthenotionofproperty。Ithasbeenfound，however，evenwhilethemeansofsubsistenceareleftincommon，andthestockofthepublicisyetundivided，thatthisnotionisalreadyappliedtodifferentsubjects；asthefurandthebowpertaintotheindividual，thecottage，withitsfurniture，areappropriatedtothefamily。
Whentheparentbeginstodesireabetterprovisionforhischildrenthanisfoundunderthepromiscuousmanagementofmanycopartners，whenhehasappliedhislabourandhisskillapart，heaimsatanexclusivepossession，andseeksthepropertyofthesoil，aswellastheuseofitsfruits。
Whentheindividualnolongerfindsamonghisassociatesthesameinclinationtocommiteverysubjecttopublicuse，heisseizedwithconcernforhispersonalfortune。andisalarmedbythecareswhicheverypersonentertainsforhimself。Heisurgedasmuchbyemulationandjealousy，asbythesenseofnecessity。