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1 16 | Sec. 16. THE state of war is 2 18 | Sec. 18. This makes it lawful 3 19 | Sec. 19. And here we have the 4 20 | Sec. 20. But when the actual 5 21 | Sec. 21. To avoid this state 6 22 | Sec. 22. THE natural liberty 7 23 | Sec. 23. This freedom from absolute, 8 24 | Sec. 24. This is the perfect 9 25 | Sec. 25. Whether we consider 10 26 | Sec. 26. God, who hath given 11 27 | Sec. 27. Though the earth, and 12 28 | Sec. 28. He that is nourished 13 29 | Sec. 29. By making an explicit 14 30 | Sec. 30. Thus this law of reason 15 31 | Sec. 31. It will perhaps be 16 32 | Sec. 32. But the chief matter 17 33 | Sec. 33. Nor was this appropriation 18 34 | Sec. 34. God gave the world 19 35 | Sec. 35. It is true, in land 20 36 | Sec. 36. The measure of property 21 37 | Sec. 37. This is certain, that 22 38 | Sec. 38. The same measures governed 23 39 | Sec. 39. And thus, without supposing 24 40 | Sec. 40. Nor is it so strange, 25 41 | Sec. 41. There cannot be a clearer 26 42 | Sec. 42. To make this a little 27 43 | Sec. 43. An acre of land, that 28 44 | Sec. 44. From all which it is 29 45 | Sec. 45. Thus labour, in the 30 46 | Sec. 46. The greatest part of 31 47 | Sec. 47. And thus came in the 32 48 | Sec. 48. And as different degrees 33 49 | Sec. 49. Thus in the beginning 34 50 | Sec. 50. But since gold and 35 51 | Sec. 51. And thus, I think, 36 52 | Sec. 52. IT may perhaps be censured 37 53 | Sec. 53. Had but this one thing 38 54 | Sec. 54. Though I have said 39 55 | Sec. 55. Children, I confess, 40 56 | Sec. 56. Adam was created a 41 57 | Sec. 57. The law, that was to 42 58 | Sec. 58. The power, then, that 43 59 | Sec. 59. This holds in all the 44 60 | Sec. 60. But if, through defects 45 60 | Hooker, Eccl. Pol. lib. i. sec. 7. All which seems no more 46 61 | Sec. 61. Thus we are born free, 47 62 | Sec. 62. Common-wealths themselves 48 63 | Sec. 63. The freedom then of 49 64 | Sec. 64. But what reason can 50 65 | Sec. 65. Nay, this power so 51 66 | Sec. 66. But though there be 52 67 | Sec. 67. The subjection of a 53 68 | Sec. 68. On the other side, 54 69 | Sec. 69. The first part then 55 70 | Sec. 70. A man may owe honour 56 71 | Sec. 71. This shews the reason 57 72 | Sec. 72. Though the obligation 58 73 | Sec. 73. This is no small tie 59 74 | Sec. 74. To conclude then, tho' 60 75 | Sec. 75. Thus it was easy, and 61 76 | Sec. 76. Thus the natural fathers 62 77 | Sec. 77. GOD having made man 63 78 | Sec. 78. Conjugal society is 64 79 | Sec. 79. For the end of conjunction, 65 80 | Sec. 80. And herein I think 66 81 | Sec. 81. But tho' these are 67 82 | Sec. 82. But the husband and 68 83 | Sec. 83. For all the ends of 69 84 | Sec. 84. The society betwixt 70 85 | Sec. 85. Master and servant 71 86 | Sec. 86. Let us therefore consider 72 87 | Sec. 87. Man being born, as 73 88 | Sec. 88. And thus the common-wealth 74 89 | Sec. 89. Where-ever therefore 75 90 | Sec. 90. Hence it is evident, 76 91 | Sec. 91. For he being supposed 77 92 | Sec. 92. For he that thinks 78 93 | Sec. 93. In absolute monarchies 79 94 | Sec. 94. But whatever flatterers 80 95 | Sec. 95. MEN being, as has been 81 96 | Sec. 96. For when any number 82 97 | Sec. 97. And thus every man, 83 98 | Sec. 98. For if the consent 84 99 | Sec. 99. Whosoever therefore 85 100| Sec. 100. To this I find two 86 101| Sec. 101. To the first there 87 102| Sec. 102. He must shew a strange 88 103| Sec. 103. And I hope those who 89 104| Sec. 104. But to conclude, reason 90 105| Sec. 105. I will not deny, that 91 106| Sec. 106. Thus, though looking 92 107| Sec. 107. First then, in the 93 108| Sec. 108. Thus we see, that 94 109| Sec. 109. And thus in Israel 95 110| Sec. 110. Thus, whether a family 96 111| Sec. 111. But though the golden 97 112| Sec. 112. Thus we may see how 98 113| Sec. 113. That all men being 99 114| Sec. 114. Though it be a sufficient 100 115| Sec. 115. For there are no examples 101 116| Sec. 116. This has been the 102 117| Sec. 117. And this has generally 103 118| Sec. 118. But, it is plain, 104 119| Sec. 119. Every man being, as 105 120| Sec. 120. To understand this 106 121| Sec. 121. But since the government 107 122| Sec. 122. But submitting to 108 123| Sec. 123. IF man in the state 109 124| Sec. 124. The great and chief 110 125| Sec. 125. Secondly, In the state 111 126| Sec. 126. Thirdly, In the state 112 127| Sec. 127. Thus mankind, notwithstanding 113 128| Sec. 128. For in the state of 114 129| Sec. 129. The first power, viz. 115 130| Sec. 130. Secondly, The power 116 131| Sec. 131. But though men, when 117 132| Sec. 132. THE majority having, 118 133| Sec. 133. By common-wealth, 119 134| Sec. 134. THE great end of men' 120 135| Sec. 135. Though the legislative, 121 136| Sec. 136. Secondly,* The legislative, 122 137| Sec. 137. Absolute arbitrary 123 138| Sec. 138. Thirdly, The supreme 124 139| Sec. 139. But government, into 125 140| Sec. 140. It is true, governments 126 141| Sec. 141. Fourthly, The legislative 127 142| Sec. 142. These are the bounds 128 143| Sec. 143. THE legislative power 129 144| Sec. 144. But because the laws, 130 145| Sec. 145. There is another power 131 146| Sec. 146. This therefore contains 132 147| Sec. 147. These two powers, 133 148| Sec. 148. Though, as I said, 134 149| Sec. 149. THOUGH in a constituted 135 150| Sec. 150. In all cases, whilst 136 151| Sec. 151. In some commonwealths, 137 152| Sec. 152. The executive power, 138 153| Sec. 153. It is not necessary, 139 154| Sec. 154. If the legislative, 140 155| Sec. 155. It may be demanded 141 156| Sec. 156. The power of assembling 142 157| Sec. 157. Things of this world 143 158| Sec. 158. Salus populi suprema 144 159| Sec. 159. WHERE the legislative 145 160| Sec. 160. This power to act 146 161| Sec. 161. This power, whilst 147 162| Sec. 162. It is easy to conceive, 148 163| Sec. 163. And therefore they 149 164| Sec. 164. But since a rational 150 165| Sec. 165. And therefore he that 151 166| Sec. 166. Such god-like princes 152 167| Sec. 167. The power of calling 153 168| Sec. 168. The old question will 154 169| Sec. 169. THOUGH I have had 155 170| Sec. 170. First, then, Paternal 156 171| Sec. 171. Secondly, Political 157 172| Sec. 172. Thirdly, Despotical 158 173| Sec. 173. Nature gives the first 159 174| Sec. 174. He, that shall consider 160 175| Sec. 175. THOUGH governments 161 176| Sec. 176. That the aggressor, 162 177| Sec. 177. But supposing victory 163 178| Sec. 178. But supposing, which 164 179| Sec. 179. Secondly, I say then 165 180| Sec. 180. Thirdly, The power 166 181| Sec. 181. Though in all war 167 182| Sec. 182. But because the miscarriages 168 183| Sec. 183. Let the conqueror 169 184| Sec. 184. But supposing the 170 185| Sec. 185. Over those then that 171 186| Sec. 186. The conqueror, it 172 187| Sec. 187. From all which it 173 188| Sec. 188. But let us suppose, 174 189| Sec. 189. 1 say, this concerns 175 190| Sec. 190. Every man is born 176 191| Sec. 191. By the first of these, 177 192| Sec. 192. By the second, the 178 193| Sec. 193. But granting that 179 194| Sec. 194. Their persons are 180 195| Sec. 195. 1 will not dispute 181 196| Sec. 196. The short of the case 182 197| Sec. 197. AS conquest may be 183 198| Sec. 198. In all lawful governments, 184 199| Sec. 199. AS usurpation is the 185 200| Sec. 200. If one can doubt this 186 201| Sec. 201. It is a mistake, to 187 202| Sec. 202. Where-ever law ends, 188 203| Sec. 203. May the commands then 189 204| Sec. 204. To this I answer, 190 205| Sec. 205. First, As, in some 191 206| Sec. 206. Secondly, But this 192 207| Sec. 207. Thirdly, Supposing 193 208| Sec. 208. Fourthly, But if the 194 209| Sec. 209. But if either these 195 210| Sec. 210. But if all the world 196 211| Sec. 211. HE that will with 197 212| Sec. 212. Besides this over-turning 198 213| Sec. 213. This being usually 199 214| Sec. 214. First, That when such 200 215| Sec. 215. Secondly, When the 201 216| Sec. 216. Thirdly, When, by 202 217| Sec. 217. Fourthly, The delivery 203 218| Sec. 218. Why, in such a constitution 204 219| Sec. 219. There is one way more 205 220| Sec. 220. In these and the like 206 221| Sec. 221. There is therefore, 207 222| Sec. 222. The reason why men 208 223| Sec. 223. To this perhaps it 209 224| Sec. 224. But it will be said, 210 225| Sec. 225. Secondly, I answer, 211 226| Sec. 226. Thirdly, I answer, 212 227| Sec. 227. In both the fore-mentioned 213 228| Sec. 228. But if they, who say 214 229| Sec. 229. The end of government 215 230| Sec. 230. Nor let any one say, 216 231| Sec. 231. That subjects or foreigners, 217 232| Sec. 232. Whosoever uses force 218 233| Sec. 233. But if any one should 219 234| Sec. 234. Thus far that great 220 235| Sec. 235. It is true, he has 221 236| Sec. 236. Alter casus est, Si 222 237| Sec. 237. What then, can there 223 238| Sec. 238. The other case is, 224 239| Sec. 239. In these cases Barclay, 225 240| Sec. 240. Here, it is like, 226 241| Sec. 241. But farther, this 227 242| Sec. 242. If a controversy arise 228 243| Sec. 243. To conclude, The power