Two Treatises on Civil GovernmentG. Routledge and sons, limited, 1887 - 320 pages |
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... beginning of the year 1690 , Locke's Essay concerning Human Understanding " was first published at the " George , " in Fleet Street , near St. Dunstan's Church . He had been at work on it for sixteen years , and for the copyright he was ...
... beginning of the year 1690 , Locke's Essay concerning Human Understanding " was first published at the " George , " in Fleet Street , near St. Dunstan's Church . He had been at work on it for sixteen years , and for the copyright he was ...
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... beginning , cities were under the government of kings , for the eldest in every house is king . And so for kindred sake it is in colonies . And in the fourth of his " Politics , " cap . 2 , he gives the title of the first and divinest ...
... beginning , cities were under the government of kings , for the eldest in every house is king . And so for kindred sake it is in colonies . And in the fourth of his " Politics , " cap . 2 , he gives the title of the first and divinest ...
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... beginning of all customs were unlawful . Customs at first became lawful only by some superior which did either com- mand or consent unto their beginning . And the first power which we find ( as it is confessed by all men ) is the kingly ...
... beginning of all customs were unlawful . Customs at first became lawful only by some superior which did either com- mand or consent unto their beginning . And the first power which we find ( as it is confessed by all men ) is the kingly ...
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... beginning of his book of " Laws , " written , by his appointment , by John Briton , Bishop of Hereford : " We will , " saith he , " that our own jurisdiction be above all the jurisdictions of our realm , so as in all manner of felonies ...
... beginning of his book of " Laws , " written , by his appointment , by John Briton , Bishop of Hereford : " We will , " saith he , " that our own jurisdiction be above all the jurisdictions of our realm , so as in all manner of felonies ...
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... beginning of such a work as this , on which was to depend the authority of princes and the obedience of subjects , have told us expressly what that fatherly authority is ; have defined it , though not limited it , because in some other ...
... beginning of such a work as this , on which was to depend the authority of princes and the obedience of subjects , have told us expressly what that fatherly authority is ; have defined it , though not limited it , because in some other ...
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