The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 278
... case ; but every man must think and act perfonally for himself and his rights in this respect are un- alienable , because they are untransferrable , ' p . 33. Hence he infers , that , as the right of legiflating in civil concerns is con ...
... case ; but every man must think and act perfonally for himself and his rights in this respect are un- alienable , because they are untransferrable , ' p . 33. Hence he infers , that , as the right of legiflating in civil concerns is con ...
Page 287
... case , are no other than the first mob that can be got together , provided they are strong enough to undertake , and execute the work ; if not , the next mob , or the next to that , and fo on , ad infinitum . For this is a fubject which ...
... case , are no other than the first mob that can be got together , provided they are strong enough to undertake , and execute the work ; if not , the next mob , or the next to that , and fo on , ad infinitum . For this is a fubject which ...
Page 287
... case ? He hath but three things to chufe : that is , he muft either refufe to yield to the conqueror , and obftinately refolve to accept of no protec- tion and no quarter from him ; -or he muft fubmit in appearance , with an intention ...
... case ? He hath but three things to chufe : that is , he muft either refufe to yield to the conqueror , and obftinately refolve to accept of no protec- tion and no quarter from him ; -or he muft fubmit in appearance , with an intention ...
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