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In the prosecution of my design , I shall follow the order , which the subject seems
plainly to prescribe : I shall consider man , first , in the pure state of nature ; then ,
in the general state of society ; and lastly , in the state of the English ...
In the prosecution of my design , I shall follow the order , which the subject seems
plainly to prescribe : I shall consider man , first , in the pure state of nature ; then ,
in the general state of society ; and lastly , in the state of the English ...
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and violated by crimes against the state ; and I shall conclude by a faithful
narrative of the effects already produced in this island , by the diffemination of the
very doctrines , which are now attempted to be revived with such infatuated zeal .
and violated by crimes against the state ; and I shall conclude by a faithful
narrative of the effects already produced in this island , by the diffemination of the
very doctrines , which are now attempted to be revived with such infatuated zeal .
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... shall think I give more satisfaction to the public by collecting and arranging
their opinions upon it , than by endeavouring to dress and serve up the old
substance in the disguise of some new fashion . I shall therefore * Montesq .
Spirit of Laws ...
... shall think I give more satisfaction to the public by collecting and arranging
their opinions upon it , than by endeavouring to dress and serve up the old
substance in the disguise of some new fashion . I shall therefore * Montesq .
Spirit of Laws ...
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... poffefsed of the right or the power of binding and controuling posterity to the
end of time , or of commanding for ever how the world shall be governed , or who
shall govern it ; and therefore all such clauses , acts , or declarations , by which ...
... poffefsed of the right or the power of binding and controuling posterity to the
end of time , or of commanding for ever how the world shall be governed , or who
shall govern it ; and therefore all such clauses , acts , or declarations , by which ...
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church of Rome , or shall profess the popish religion , or shallo marry a papist ,
shall be excluded , and be for ever incapable to inherit , poffefs , or enjoy the
crown and government of this realm and Ireland , and the dominions thereunto ...
church of Rome , or shall profess the popish religion , or shallo marry a papist ,
shall be excluded , and be for ever incapable to inherit , poffefs , or enjoy the
crown and government of this realm and Ireland , and the dominions thereunto ...
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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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