Sec.

 1 102|         men freely acting in the choice of their governors, and
 2 154|       legislature but upon a new choice, this power of chusing must
 3 160|      power, to do many things of choice which the laws do not prescribe.~
 4 164|        things, of their own free choice, where the law was silent,
 5 167|        what the best season; the choice of these was left with the
 6 182|       thro' infancy, absence, or choice, they have done nothing
 7 189| authority, whilst force, and not choice, compels them to submission.~
 8 192|         as they willingly and of choice consent to. Who doubts but
 9 222|          and prescribes to their choice, such, whom he has, by sollicitations,
10 222|       reserved to themselves the choice of their representatives,