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... themselves a direct path to enflaving the people ; whereas by guiding them into right , moral , and political principles and manners , they might enable them to judge foundly of the con- duct of thofe in power , and infpire them with a ...
... themselves a direct path to enflaving the people ; whereas by guiding them into right , moral , and political principles and manners , they might enable them to judge foundly of the con- duct of thofe in power , and infpire them with a ...
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... themselves , to which they had no relation : and as the real purport of it was totally hid from them , they have , by their colouring and new modelling what they did not under- ftand , run themselves into a thousand abfurdities ...
... themselves , to which they had no relation : and as the real purport of it was totally hid from them , they have , by their colouring and new modelling what they did not under- ftand , run themselves into a thousand abfurdities ...
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... themselves , and against themselves : they can appoint trustees , without at the fame time giving themselves mafters . ' As the executive authority has been made , in England , the indivi- fible , unalienable attribute of one alone ...
... themselves , and against themselves : they can appoint trustees , without at the fame time giving themselves mafters . ' As the executive authority has been made , in England , the indivi- fible , unalienable attribute of one alone ...
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