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 1 [Title]|       the only one of all lawful governments, he has more fully and clearly,
 2 14     |        and rulers of independent governments all through the world, are
 3 50     |         the use of money: for in governments, the laws regulate the right
 4 93     |         indeed, as well as other governments of the world, the subjects
 5 103    |    instances, out of history, of governments begun upon paternal right,
 6 103    |        much into the original of governments, as they have begun de facto,
 7 104    |        history shewing, that the governments of the world, that were
 8 104    |      about the first erecting of governments.~
 9 110    |     almost all those which begin governments, that ever come to last
10 110    |          of the public weal, all governments would have sunk under the
11 112    |     esteem a way of beginning of governments.~The other objection I find
12 115    |        up in, and setting up new governments in other places; from whence
13 115    |          to his heirs, that made governments in the beginning, since
14 115    |          commonwealths and other governments, as they thought fit.~
15 118    |           118. But, it is plain, governments themselves understand it
16 118    |         then, by the practice of governments themselves, as well as by
17 127    |         power, as well as of the governments and societies themselves.~
18 138    |         not much to be feared in governments where the legislative consists,
19 138    |    equally with the rest. But in governments, where the legislative is
20 140    |            Sec. 140. It is true, governments cannot be supported without
21 142    |      properly concerns only such governments where the legislative is
22 157    |     often comes to pass, that in governments, where part of the legislative
23 159    |      monarchies, and well-framed governments) there the good of the society
24 160    |   prerogative: for since in some governments the lawmaking power is not
25 162    |           that in the infancy of governments, when commonwealths differed
26 163    | disorders which happen in kingly governments. And indeed, if that be
27 175    |                 Sec. 175. THOUGH governments can originally have no other
28 184    |       nature (as all princes and governments are in reference to one
29 198    |          Sec. 198. In all lawful governments, the designation of the
30 209    |        confess, that attends all governments whatsoever, when the governors
31 211    |   conquerors swords often cut up governments by the roots, and mangle
32 211    |        this way of dissolving of governments, to need any more to be
33 212    |       over-turning from without, governments are dissolved from within,~
34 215    |        not names that constitute governments, but the use and exercise
35 221    |    secondly, another way whereby governments are dissolved, and that
36 224    |   examples of it in all sorts of governments in the world.~
37 230    |        the breaking to pieces of governments bring on a country. And
38 239    |  mentioned, to be destructive to governments, only that he has omitted