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 1 65     |      his issue; if all his care ends there, and this be all the
 2 67     |         been more or less. This ends not with minority, but holds
 3 69     |         The power of commanding ends with nonage; and though,
 4 71     |       and given to so different ends, that every subject that
 5 77     |       we consider the different ends, ties, and bounds of each
 6 81     |        of the thing, nor to the ends of it, that it should always
 7 83     |            Sec. 83. For all the ends of marriage being to be
 8 83     |    naturally necessary to those ends, viz. procreation and mutual
 9 83     |     absolute authority. But the ends of matrimony requiring no
10 83     |    could subsist and attain its ends without it; nay, community
11 83     |         is not necessary to the ends for which it is made.~
12 99     |         power, necessary to the ends for which they unite into
13 110    |        and safety, and to those ends, in the infancies of commonwealths,
14 121    |      the government, begins and ends with the enjoyment; so that
15 [Title]|              Chapter IX.~Of the Ends of Political Society and
16 137    |        of them consist with the ends of society and government,
17 139    |   reason, and confined to those ends, which required it in some
18 149    |        power to act for certain ends, there remains still in
19 161    |       suitably to the trust and ends of the government, is undoubted
20 162    |       of this power for private ends of their own, and not for
21 167    |         good, and best suit the ends of parliaments.~
22 170    |         extending itself to the ends and jurisdictions of that
23 172    |      war, to compass his unjust ends upon another, where he has
24 174    |       extent, and the different ends of these several powers,
25 200    |      any particular and private ends of mine; thinking ever the
26 201    | properties, is applied to other ends, and made use of to impoverish,
27 202    |        Sec. 202. Where-ever law ends, tyranny begins, if the
28 206    |   authority so far, and to such ends, and the private man has
29 210    |         chosen suitable to such ends, and favoured, or laid by,
30 215    |       freely, pursuant to those ends for which it was constituted,
31 222    |        hands for quite contrary ends, and it devolves to the
32 225    |    which may secure to them the ends for which government was