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... writer , can only be obeyed by fpeculative folitaries . The natural rights of man can only include his rights , as a mere animal , to eat , drink , and fleep , and to perform all the functions of nature ; in fociety , he can only have a ...
... writer , can only be obeyed by fpeculative folitaries . The natural rights of man can only include his rights , as a mere animal , to eat , drink , and fleep , and to perform all the functions of nature ; in fociety , he can only have a ...
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... writer was prefent at each refpec- tive scene ; and the legislative and historical parts are fo interwoven with each other , that neither of them could have been written by a man , who lived in a later age . The account , which is given ...
... writer was prefent at each refpec- tive scene ; and the legislative and historical parts are fo interwoven with each other , that neither of them could have been written by a man , who lived in a later age . The account , which is given ...
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... writers , foreign as well as domeftic , nearly the fame . However , a late anonymous Writer , in what he calls a free inquiry into this vifion or prophecy , feeming diffatisfied with the freedoms taken with the text , has purfued a ...
... writers , foreign as well as domeftic , nearly the fame . However , a late anonymous Writer , in what he calls a free inquiry into this vifion or prophecy , feeming diffatisfied with the freedoms taken with the text , has purfued a ...
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