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 1 13 |         friends: and on the other side, that ill nature, passion
 2 24 |          limited power on the one side, and obedience on the other,
 3 67 |           is seldom on the severe side, the strong byass of nature
 4 68 |             Sec. 68. On the other side, honour and support, all
 5 93 |          harm, or injury, on that side where the strongest hand
 6 104|         reason being plain on our side, that men are naturally
 7 111| stretching prerogative on the one side, to oppress the people;
 8 136|          he that has right on his side, having ordinarily but his
 9 156|         to eminent hazard, on one side or the other, by fixed intervals
10 176|          sure he has right on his side; and a right too that is
11 177|         victory favours the right side, let us consider a conqueror
12 177|           They that fought on his side cannot suffer by the conquest,
13 177|     soldiers that fought on their side in the battles they won,
14 182|       this would be robbery on my side. His force, and the state
15 183|       have as much justice on his side, as could be supposed, he
16 197|           never have right on his side, it being no usurpation,