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Page 89
... authority ; if one set of men be forced to fit out ships , to raise supplies , to take up arms ; while others are only to make decrees against them , without any charge , any employment besides ; it is not possible that any thing can be ...
... authority ; if one set of men be forced to fit out ships , to raise supplies , to take up arms ; while others are only to make decrees against them , without any charge , any employment besides ; it is not possible that any thing can be ...
Page 130
... authority to the government , dis- clination to bear ; the same indo- ordered by the weakness of his fa- lence and want of penetration led him ther ; he maintained the laws against to make choice of ministers and fa- all the efforts of ...
... authority to the government , dis- clination to bear ; the same indo- ordered by the weakness of his fa- lence and want of penetration led him ther ; he maintained the laws against to make choice of ministers and fa- all the efforts of ...
Page 132
... authority , appear cruel as well thority , and execute the most violent as iniquitous to his people . Yet , enterprises upon him , he was natu- without pretending to apologize for rally led to seek for an opportunity these crimes ...
... authority , appear cruel as well thority , and execute the most violent as iniquitous to his people . Yet , enterprises upon him , he was natu- without pretending to apologize for rally led to seek for an opportunity these crimes ...
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