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 1 [Title]| difficulties. But he must remember two things.~First, That cavilling
 2 8      |           and restraint: for these two are the only reasons, why
 3 11     |               Sect. 11. From these two distinct rights, the one
 4 14     |         for truck, &c. between the two men in the desert island,
 5 53     |         was not placed in one, but two persons jointly. But to
 6 67     |            of distinguishing these two powers, viz. that which
 7 71     |         have none of it. But these two powers, political and paternal,
 8 91     |        mankind: for where-ever any two men are, who have no standing
 9 100    |           Sec. 100. To this I find two objections made.~First,
10 105    |        spreading domination of the two great empires of Peru and
11 128    |       innocent delights, a man has two powers.~The first is to
12 135    |             or valid against it.~(*Two foundations there are which
13 136    |       measured by, which rules are two, the law of God, and the
14 147    |                    Sec. 147. These two powers, executive and federative,
15 154    |    executive, and has one of these two limitations in respect of
16 184    | destruction of a year's product or two (for it seldom reaches four
17 213    |           and dissolving the other two within certain periods of
18 235    |            is true, he has annexed two limitations to it, to no
19 235    |         case. But he there assigns two cases, whereby a king may
20 237    |          all sides, I can find but two. Two cases there are, I
21 237    |         sides, I can find but two. Two cases there are, I say,
22 239    |            no authority. And these two cases he instances in, differ