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Page 35
... majority have a right to act , and conclude the reft . " For when any number of men have , by the consent of every individual , made a com- munity , they have thereby made that com- munity one body , with a power to act as one body ...
... majority have a right to act , and conclude the reft . " For when any number of men have , by the consent of every individual , made a com- munity , they have thereby made that com- munity one body , with a power to act as one body ...
Page 36
... 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 into one political fociety , which is all the compact that is , or need be , be- tween 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 into one political fociety , which is all the compact that is , or need be , be- tween the ...
Page 37
Francis Plowden. number of freemen , capable of a majority , to unite and incorporate into fuch a society . And this is that , and that only , which did , or could give beginning to any lawful govern- ment in the world . " Every man has ...
Francis Plowden. number of freemen , capable of a majority , to unite and incorporate into fuch a society . And this is that , and that only , which did , or could give beginning to any lawful govern- ment in the world . " Every man has ...
Page 83
... majority of this community has thought proper to countenance and fup- port by civil fanctions . The civil establish- ment of a religion affects in no manner the truth or falsehood of the religion itself . * " The magiftrate ( or fupreme ...
... majority of this community has thought proper to countenance and fup- port by civil fanctions . The civil establish- ment of a religion affects in no manner the truth or falsehood of the religion itself . * " The magiftrate ( or fupreme ...
Page 85
... majority of this community adopted the Roman Catholic re- ligion , and made it the established religion of the country . When I speak of the adoption of religion either by one or more individuals , I wish ever to be understood to speak ...
... majority of this community adopted the Roman Catholic re- ligion , and made it the established religion of the country . When I speak of the adoption of religion either by one or more individuals , I wish ever to be understood to speak ...
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