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 1 3      |          and in the defence of the common-wealth from foreign injury; and
 2 73     |           join themselves to, what common-wealth they will put themselves
 3 86     |          number too, with a little common-wealth, yet is very far from it,
 4 88     |              Sec. 88. And thus the common-wealth comes by a power to set
 5 88     |           has given a right to the common-wealth to employ his force, for
 6 88     |            of the judgments of the common-wealth, whenever he shall be called
 7 88     |          when committed within the common-wealth; and also to determine,
 8 89     |           of nature into that of a common-wealth, by setting up a judge on
 9 98     |           much less than that of a common-wealth, will necessarily keep many
10 110    |          by degrees grew up into a common-wealth, and the fatherly authority
11 116    |        enjoyed as a subject of any common-wealth, as may oblige his son to
12 117    |          any other subject of that common-wealth. And thus the consent of
13 120    |            was before free, to any common-wealth, by the same he unites his
14 120    |    government and dominion of that common-wealth, as long as it hath a being.
15 120    |       under the government of that common-wealth, must take it with the condition
16 120    |           to the government of the common-wealth, under whose jurisdiction
17 121    | incorporate himself into any other common-wealth; or to agree with others
18 122    |          perpetual subject of that common-wealth, than it would make a man
19 122    |            any one a member of any common-wealth.~
20 128    |          and incorporates into any common-wealth, separate from the rest
21 131    |            or supreme power of any common-wealth, is bound to govern by established
22 [Title]|       Chapter X.~Of the Forms of a Common-wealth.~
23 132    |            such is the form of the common-wealth.~
24 133    |                       Sec. 133. By common-wealth, I must be understood all
25 133    |        answers in our language, is common-wealth, and most properly expresses
26 133    |        quite different notion from common-wealth: and therefore, to avoid
27 133    |        crave leave to use the word common-wealth in that sense, in which
28 134    |           the supreme power of the common-wealth, but sacred and unalterable
29 135    |         the supreme power in every common-wealth; yet,~First, It is not,
30 135    |       cloth, or can give up to the common-wealth, and by it to the legislative
31 137    |       therefore, whatever form the common-wealth is under, the ruling power
32 139    |             and in it of the whole common-wealth, requires an absolute obedience
33 141    |            appoint the form of the common-wealth, which is by constituting
34 142    |         legislative power of every common-wealth, in all forms of government.~
35 [Title]|            Federative Power of the Common-wealth.~
36 143    |        direct how the force of the common-wealth shall be employed for preserving
37 145    |          is another power in every common-wealth, which one may call natural,
38 145    |           society: for though in a common-wealth the members of it are distinct
39 146    |            communities without the common-wealth, and may be called federative,
40 147    |          be of great moment to the common-wealth, yet it is much less capable
41 147    |           for the advantage of the common-wealth.~
42 148    |          to place the force of the common-wealth in distinct, and not subordinate
43 [Title]| Subordination of the Powers of the Common-wealth.~
44 149    |            THOUGH in a constituted common-wealth, standing upon its own basis,
45 151    |           or representative of the common-wealth, acted by the will of the
46 152    |            some other power in the common-wealth.~
47 153    |           shewed, in a constituted common-wealth is the supreme. The legislative
48 155    |      possessed of the force of the common-wealth, shall make use of that
49 175    |           way for a new frame of a common-wealth, by destroying the former;
50 212    |            life, and unity, to the common-wealth: from hence the several
51 222    |            as the necessity of the common-wealth, and the public good should,
52 233    |            against the body of the common-wealth, whereof he is the head,
53 237    |            care and thought of the common-wealth; and consequently forfeits
54 239    |            care and thought of the common-wealth; so that, according to him,
55 243    |            can be no community, no common-wealth, which is contrary to the