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 1 8  |    of men, for their mutual security; and so he becomes dangerous
 2 11 |     can have no society nor security: and upon this is grounded
 3 17 | from such force is the only security of my preservation; and
 4 75 |     no where find a greater security to their peace, liberties,
 5 92 |     degree of happiness and security it carries civil society,
 6 93 |    for if it be asked, what security, what fence is there, in
 7 93 |  for their mutual peace and security: but as for the ruler, he
 8 94 |     to have that safety and security in civil society, for which
 9 94 |    on earth, for redress or security against any harm he shall
10 95 |   properties, and a greater security against any, that are not
11 147| other the management of the security and interest of the public
12 149|   best for their safety and security. And thus the community
13 172|    have neither society nor security*. And thus captives, taken
14 205|    peace of the public, and security of the government, in the
15 222|    for their own safety and security, which is the end for which
16 222|     very fountain of public security? for the people having reserved