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... himself , or to be governed by his own confent . We readily admit , that , in all thofe inftances where a man thinks another wifer and better than himself , he is bound to obey and fubmit to that other ; or , if Mr. Nares prefers the ...
... himself , or to be governed by his own confent . We readily admit , that , in all thofe inftances where a man thinks another wifer and better than himself , he is bound to obey and fubmit to that other ; or , if Mr. Nares prefers the ...
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... himself , is to prohibit all violence and injuftice , and to keep every man from doing whatever may be hurtful to another . All that remains then is , to keep every man from doing what- ever may be hurtful to himself ; and then we fhall ...
... himself , is to prohibit all violence and injuftice , and to keep every man from doing whatever may be hurtful to another . All that remains then is , to keep every man from doing what- ever may be hurtful to himself ; and then we fhall ...
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... himself as bound to guilt by fetters , which he has the conftant wish , but not the ftrength to break . The hero of this piece , endowed by nature with the most generous feelings , animated by the higheft fenfe of honour , and ...
... himself as bound to guilt by fetters , which he has the conftant wish , but not the ftrength to break . The hero of this piece , endowed by nature with the most generous feelings , animated by the higheft fenfe of honour , and ...
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