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... nature of the thing enacted . If it be in its nature indifferent and capable of being obferved by all the members of the State , all fubjects are bounden to obey the law , whatever may have been the motives or intentions of the ...
... nature of the thing enacted . If it be in its nature indifferent and capable of being obferved by all the members of the State , all fubjects are bounden to obey the law , whatever may have been the motives or intentions of the ...
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... nature fit to govern ; and who on the other hand are only fit to be governed : I fay by nature ; for nature must take the lead in all the arts of life , and as much or more , I think , in the great art of government , than in any other ...
... nature fit to govern ; and who on the other hand are only fit to be governed : I fay by nature ; for nature must take the lead in all the arts of life , and as much or more , I think , in the great art of government , than in any other ...
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... nature , hear her unalterable law . Without labour there is no health either of foul or body ; without health , no happiness . Nature has therefore refused to you the means of preferving and sweetening existence , unless you win them ...
... nature , hear her unalterable law . Without labour there is no health either of foul or body ; without health , no happiness . Nature has therefore refused to you the means of preferving and sweetening existence , unless you win them ...
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Decline c of the Correfponding | 15 |
Akis Edit of Armstrong | 29 |
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