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Page 169
Upon this account we have no right to maim ourselves ; . if by such an act we
shall become unable to discharge any of the duties of justice or benevolence .
And much less • have we any right to kill ourselves ; since by this means we •
become ...
Upon this account we have no right to maim ourselves ; . if by such an act we
shall become unable to discharge any of the duties of justice or benevolence .
And much less • have we any right to kill ourselves ; since by this means we •
become ...
Page 230
In cases of • external jurisdiction ; if the society makes war or peace , as ! he
thinks convenient , if it is bound by such leagues or con+ ventions , as he
engages it in ; if its military force , when & appointed and established , is under
his command ...
In cases of • external jurisdiction ; if the society makes war or peace , as ! he
thinks convenient , if it is bound by such leagues or con+ ventions , as he
engages it in ; if its military force , when & appointed and established , is under
his command ...
Page 238
They have indeed the natural power of repeating the words of such promises , or
contracts , or oaths , as his • laws have forbidden . And custom may lead us , or
the want • of another name may force us , to call the mere repeating • of these ...
They have indeed the natural power of repeating the words of such promises , or
contracts , or oaths , as his • laws have forbidden . And custom may lead us , or
the want • of another name may force us , to call the mere repeating • of these ...
Page 394
This we mention because it may mislead the reader , and make him imagine that
some such attempts had been made . We find the words rescind , fuccumb ; the
phrases of deliberating what use ; prevent like confusions WITH those .
This we mention because it may mislead the reader , and make him imagine that
some such attempts had been made . We find the words rescind , fuccumb ; the
phrases of deliberating what use ; prevent like confusions WITH those .
Page 428
Where , what our author fays of the profane man , may we fear with too much truth
be apply ' d to Mr . Jenks himself , for , ( as he says , p . 125 ) how filly and abfurd
is the attempt to bring him off that poifons all who hear him , with such frivolous ...
Where , what our author fays of the profane man , may we fear with too much truth
be apply ' d to Mr . Jenks himself , for , ( as he says , p . 125 ) how filly and abfurd
is the attempt to bring him off that poifons all who hear him , with such frivolous ...
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