Chap.

 1    1|             act like a tyrant, and tyranny, in whatever part of society
 2    1|          spread, the instrument of tyranny.~ ~ * Men of abilities scatter
 3    2|        account for, and excuse the tyranny of man, many ingenious arguments
 4    2|          to exercise a short-lived tyranny. Love, in their bosoms,
 5    4|       conduct equally distant from tyranny and indulgence: yet these
 6    5|         called the iron sceptre of tyranny, the original sin of tyrants,
 7   12|       character than the system of tyranny and abject slavery which
 8   12|       early soured or irritated by tyranny, till it becomes peevishly
 9   12|    barbarity to brutes to domestic tyranny over wives, children, and
10   13| universally respected.~ ~ From the tyranny of man, I firmly believe,