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 1 14 |           men, as men, and not as members of society.~
 2 15 |     consents they make themselves members of some politic society;
 3 87 |            where every one of the members hath quitted this natural
 4 87 |       that may happen between any members of that society concerning
 5 88 |         it, committed amongst the members of that society, (which
 6 88 |       injury done unto any of its members, by any one that is not
 7 88 |           the property of all the members of that society, as far
 8 88 |          all the force of all the members, when there shall be need.~
 9 117| government, which only makes them members of it, being given separately
10 122|    thereby come to be subjects or members of that commonwealth. Nothing
11 130|         but just, since the other members of the society do the like.~
12 138|         which are variable, whose members, upon the dissolution of
13 143|  preserving the community and the members of it. But because those
14 145|     though in a common-wealth the members of it are distinct persons
15 150|          all other powers, in any members or parts of the society,
16 151|           right to obedience; the members owing no obedience but to
17 158|        true reason, the number of members, in all places that have
18 159|           much as may be, all the members of the society are to be
19 171|   magistrate, but to preserve the members of that society in their
20 188|         that community, being all members of the same body politic,
21 212|       their legislative, that the members of a commonwealth are united,
22 212|            from hence the several members have their mutual influence,
23 222|         the properties of all the members of the society, to limit