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... give " them just ideas of civil government , and " let them know , that it is an expedient for * Dr. Price's Difcourfe on the Love of our Country , P. 12 . B 4 " gaining Modern writers nate mankind , affect to illumi . The true prin ...
... give " them just ideas of civil government , and " let them know , that it is an expedient for * Dr. Price's Difcourfe on the Love of our Country , P. 12 . B 4 " gaining Modern writers nate mankind , affect to illumi . The true prin ...
Page 11
... Effay on the First Principles of Government , p . 2 . " Christian Our prefent ex- no fuch advan- predeceffors as iftence gives us tage over our Dr. Priestley The defign of the work . " Chriftian country , Introductory Confiderations . II.
... Effay on the First Principles of Government , p . 2 . " Christian Our prefent ex- no fuch advan- predeceffors as iftence gives us tage over our Dr. Priestley The defign of the work . " Chriftian country , Introductory Confiderations . II.
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... gives me over all my an- ceftors and predeceffors , ( though unconscious of the advantage ) I lay in my full claim to it , and fhall endeavour to fupport it more by the perfpicuity and strength of arguments gleaned from others , than by ...
... gives me over all my an- ceftors and predeceffors , ( though unconscious of the advantage ) I lay in my full claim to it , and fhall endeavour to fupport it more by the perfpicuity and strength of arguments gleaned from others , than by ...
Page 14
... give more fatisfaction to the public by collecting and arranging their opinions upon it , than by endeavouring to dress and serve up the old fub- ftance in the difguife of fome new fashion . I fhall therefore arduous task , which I have ...
... give more fatisfaction to the public by collecting and arranging their opinions upon it , than by endeavouring to dress and serve up the old fub- ftance in the difguife of fome new fashion . I fhall therefore arduous task , which I have ...
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... give up all the power necessary . to the ends , for which they unite into fociety to the majority of the community , unless they exprefsly agreed in any number less than the majority . And this is done by barely agree- . ing to unite ...
... give up all the power necessary . to the ends , for which they unite into fociety to the majority of the community , unless they exprefsly agreed in any number less than the majority . And this is done by barely agree- . ing to unite ...
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