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 1 86 |       far from it, both in its constitution, power and end: or if it
 2 98 |        to go out again. Such a constitution as this would make the mighty
 3 153|     that either their original constitution, or their own adjournment,
 4 153|       unless by their original constitution they are limited to certain
 5 154|       that either the original constitution requires their assembling
 6 155| legislative, when the original constitution, or the public exigencies
 7 156|        settled by the original constitution, it naturally fell into
 8 157|       to find one, because the constitution of the legislative being
 9 168|   judge, so as to have, by the constitution of that society, any superior
10 205|        there cannot be a wiser constitution: for the harm he can do
11 212|      keeping of that will. The constitution of the legislative is the
12 218|       Sec. 218. Why, in such a constitution as this, the dissolution
13 230| foundation for overturning the constitution and frame of any just government,