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 1 2      |       slave. All which distinct powers happening sometimes together
 2 2      |         us to distinguish these powers one from wealth, a father
 3 67     |        distinguishing these two powers, viz. that which the father
 4 71     |       none of it. But these two powers, political and paternal,
 5 84     |         the distinct rights and powers belonging respectively to
 6 128    |         delights, a man has two powers.~The first is to do whatsoever
 7 147    |             Sec. 147. These two powers, executive and federative,
 8 [Title]|        the Subordination of the Powers of the Common-wealth.~
 9 150    |      the supreme, and all other powers, in any members or parts
10 151    |       their several subordinate powers, or at least the greatest
11 152    |     ministerial and subordinate powers in a commonwealth, we need
12 169    |      confounding these distinct powers one with another, it may
13 174    | different ends of these several powers, will plainly see, that
14 215    |       use and exercise of those powers that were intended to accompany