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 1 72   |          constantly happening to fathers in their private families,
 2 73   | possession. By this power indeed fathers oblige their children to
 3 74(*)|       the reason why the name of fathers continued still in them,
 4 74(*)| continued still in them, who, of fathers, were made rulers; as also
 5 74(*)|         office of priests, which fathers did at the first, grew perhaps
 6 76   |        Sec. 76. Thus the natural fathers of families, by an insensible
 7 76   |       have their titles in their fathers right, and it be a sufficient
 8 76   |          of the natural right of fathers to political authority,
 9 92   |        monarchy is, what kind of fathers of their countries it makes
10 110  |  subsisted; without such nursing fathers tender and careful of the
11 116  |        it, but only, because our fathers or progenitors passed away
12 118  |         their subjects, by their fathers being so. If a subject of
13 162  |          governors, being as the fathers of them, watching over them
14 189  |         may have happened to the fathers, are freemen, and the absolute