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... principles . C First , It must be lodged in the hands of a portion of the commu- nity itself ; that is , of thofe who are governed . 2d . This portion of the community must not exclufively confift of fuch members of it , as are ...
... principles . C First , It must be lodged in the hands of a portion of the commu- nity itself ; that is , of thofe who are governed . 2d . This portion of the community must not exclufively confift of fuch members of it , as are ...
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... Principles of Political Obedi- ence . 800. 19. Rivingtors . 1793 . This is an ingenious and well - written defence of the old political principles against the new . By the old principles , however , the au- thor does not mean thofe of ...
... Principles of Political Obedi- ence . 800. 19. Rivingtors . 1793 . This is an ingenious and well - written defence of the old political principles against the new . By the old principles , however , the au- thor does not mean thofe of ...
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... principles more intelligible , convincing , and impreffive . With refpe & t to the neceffity of re - publifhing Hooker's Ecclefiaftical Polity , either in the whole or in part , we leave our readers to form their own judgment , as the ...
... principles more intelligible , convincing , and impreffive . With refpe & t to the neceffity of re - publifhing Hooker's Ecclefiaftical Polity , either in the whole or in part , we leave our readers to form their own judgment , as the ...
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