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 1 96 |              majority: for that which acts any community, being only
 2 97 |           himself, and consent to any acts of it if he thinks fit.~
 3 151| representation, this public will, and acts by his own private will,
 4 205|            may be made to the illegal acts of any inferior officer,
 5 208|         Fourthly, But if the unlawful acts done by the magistrate be
 6 208|      resisting, even in such manifest acts of tyranny, will not suddenly,
 7 209|               if either these illegal acts have extended to the majority
 8 221|                First, The legislative acts against the trust reposed
 9 222|         supreme execution of the law, acts against both, when he goes
10 222|            the law of the society. He acts also contrary to his trust,
11 240|         whether his trustee or deputy acts well, and according to the
12 242|       aggrieved, and think the prince acts contrary to, or beyond that