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Page 318
... equal in property or in talents , may be perfectly fo in freedom and in virtue . Where- ever the fervant is more dependent on the mafter , than the master on the fervant , there is fomething wrong in the government . The fatne remarks I ...
... equal in property or in talents , may be perfectly fo in freedom and in virtue . Where- ever the fervant is more dependent on the mafter , than the master on the fervant , there is fomething wrong in the government . The fatne remarks I ...
Page 368
... equal or un- equal in force . This cafe we fhall call , exclufively , the combina- tion of caufes or motives . Now , if it be true that bodies and perfons are equally incapable of moving themselves , or of changing in any way their own ...
... equal or un- equal in force . This cafe we fhall call , exclufively , the combina- tion of caufes or motives . Now , if it be true that bodies and perfons are equally incapable of moving themselves , or of changing in any way their own ...
Page 554
... equal with refpect to this , as each has an equal right to the acquifition of it : but as soon as one of them has acquired it , this equality vanishes : the pro- perty conferred on the fuccefsful candidate gives him an ex- clufive right ...
... equal with refpect to this , as each has an equal right to the acquifition of it : but as soon as one of them has acquired it , this equality vanishes : the pro- perty conferred on the fuccefsful candidate gives him an ex- clufive right ...
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