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Page 69
Feari God , says St . Peter . Love the brotherhood . Honour all men . Honour the
king . You must needs , says St . Paul , be subject to rulers , not only for wrath (
that is , from the fear of suffering the penalties annexed to the breach of the laws )
...
Feari God , says St . Peter . Love the brotherhood . Honour all men . Honour the
king . You must needs , says St . Paul , be subject to rulers , not only for wrath (
that is , from the fear of suffering the penalties annexed to the breach of the laws )
...
Page 147
As usur - Diference of usurpation and pation , ” says Mr . Locke , “ is the exercise
of tyranny . power , which another hath a right to , so tyranny is the ' exercise of
power beyond right , which no body can have a right to . ” And he fays elfewhere
...
As usur - Diference of usurpation and pation , ” says Mr . Locke , “ is the exercise
of tyranny . power , which another hath a right to , so tyranny is the ' exercise of
power beyond right , which no body can have a right to . ” And he fays elfewhere
...
Page 162
Whereas , since , as Milton says , the institution of magistracy is jure divino , I
think I need not ufe argument to prove , that it is emphatically the duty of the
ministers of God , to enforce from his facred tribunal , the obligation of submitting
to their ...
Whereas , since , as Milton says , the institution of magistracy is jure divino , I
think I need not ufe argument to prove , that it is emphatically the duty of the
ministers of God , to enforce from his facred tribunal , the obligation of submitting
to their ...
Page 495
Whence elsewhere comparing the imperial with the consular state of ancient
Rome , he says : * “ An unguarded saying was treason against emperors ; bụt in
a free ftate a man could only be accused of actions , which had a direct tendency
to ...
Whence elsewhere comparing the imperial with the consular state of ancient
Rome , he says : * “ An unguarded saying was treason against emperors ; bụt in
a free ftate a man could only be accused of actions , which had a direct tendency
to ...
Page 548
May we not here truly say of him , and the rest of his reforming brethren ,
Plusquam regnare videntur , quibus ita licet ... But yet if you have a minde to hear
John Calvin preach more like a Switzer , see what he says further upon the fame
book ...
May we not here truly say of him , and the rest of his reforming brethren ,
Plusquam regnare videntur , quibus ita licet ... But yet if you have a minde to hear
John Calvin preach more like a Switzer , see what he says further upon the fame
book ...
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| Title | Iura Anglorum |
| Author | Francis Plowden |
| Publisher | E. and R. Brooke, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar, 1792 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2010 |
| Length | 620 pages |
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