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Page 49
... judgment , it is no wonder to find great perplexity in men's no- tions and disputes , or that thofe , who lie in wait to deceive or embroil mankind , should choose a field of controverfy , in which there is fuch room for all the arts of ...
... judgment , it is no wonder to find great perplexity in men's no- tions and disputes , or that thofe , who lie in wait to deceive or embroil mankind , should choose a field of controverfy , in which there is fuch room for all the arts of ...
Page 54
... judgment fuggefts to me as conclufive upon the whole . Greater degree It requires , in fact , a greater degree of power , of power to alter an old than to form a new government . • or fovereignty , to change , alter , and new- * Appeal ...
... judgment fuggefts to me as conclufive upon the whole . Greater degree It requires , in fact , a greater degree of power , of power to alter an old than to form a new government . • or fovereignty , to change , alter , and new- * Appeal ...
Page 64
... other , this may be fuffi- cient for our present purpose , unless perfons Vid Hoadley's Defence of Hooker's Judgment , p . 158. & feq . + Idem . p . 168 . 1 think fit to call alfo for the original draught think 64 Of the State of Society .
... other , this may be fuffi- cient for our present purpose , unless perfons Vid Hoadley's Defence of Hooker's Judgment , p . 158. & feq . + Idem . p . 168 . 1 think fit to call alfo for the original draught think 64 Of the State of Society .
Page 70
... judgment , that all kings , but fuch as are immediately named by God himself , have their power by human right only ; though after human composition and agreement , their lawful choice is ap- proved of God , and obedience required to ...
... judgment , that all kings , but fuch as are immediately named by God himself , have their power by human right only ; though after human composition and agreement , their lawful choice is ap- proved of God , and obedience required to ...
Page 72
... judgment of my countrymen , fuch principles , grounds , and reasons , as will evince the political necef- fity of fubmitting to , and fupporting our pre- fent constitutional establishment , and of coun- teracting the wishes , efforts ...
... judgment of my countrymen , fuch principles , grounds , and reasons , as will evince the political necef- fity of fubmitting to , and fupporting our pre- fent constitutional establishment , and of coun- teracting the wishes , efforts ...
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