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Page 105
... ftate refts in the majority . It is admitted , that the people have a right to all the advantages which refult from good government ; and that fomewhere in every ftate there fhould exift fuch an influence as fhould make it the inte ...
... ftate refts in the majority . It is admitted , that the people have a right to all the advantages which refult from good government ; and that fomewhere in every ftate there fhould exift fuch an influence as fhould make it the inte ...
Page 512
... ftate : he quotes the inftance of theep in Ice- land , which pafs the winter covered with fnow , where they probably take no food , and where indeed they could only find a little dried heath : -he adds the fact of the Swifs , who have ...
... ftate : he quotes the inftance of theep in Ice- land , which pafs the winter covered with fnow , where they probably take no food , and where indeed they could only find a little dried heath : -he adds the fact of the Swifs , who have ...
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... ftate , even by force of arms , whenever it prefumes to interfere with the rights of confcience . We are deeply fenfible of the benign influence of genuine religion on the virtue and happiness of mankind , and on the peace and order of ...
... ftate , even by force of arms , whenever it prefumes to interfere with the rights of confcience . We are deeply fenfible of the benign influence of genuine religion on the virtue and happiness of mankind , and on the peace and order of ...
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