Sec.

 1 16 |      nature, man being to be preserved as much as possible, when
 2 16 | possible, when all cannot be preserved, the safety of the innocent
 3 159|     of the society are to be preserved: for since many accidents
 4 171|    as much as possible to be preserved; but a power to make laws,
 5 183|    much as may be, should be preserved, it follows, that if there
 6 198|    the commonwealth be still preserved; since he is not the person
 7 211|  society which ought to have preserved them from violence. The
 8 217|     into society being to be preserved one intire, free, independent
 9 238|      ought to have carefully preserved, into the power and dominion
10 239|      ought carefully to have preserved. What he adds, into the
11 239|       which he ought to have preserved, and not in any distinction