Political EssaysLiberal Arts Press, 1953 - 166 oldal A selection from [the author's] Essays, moral, political, and literary. |
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xxii. oldal
... usurpation . For besides that the law always limits every power which it be- stows , the very receiving it as a concession establishes the author- 33 Ibid . , p . 374 . 34 Ibid . , p . 374 . ity whence it is derived and preserves the ...
... usurpation . For besides that the law always limits every power which it be- stows , the very receiving it as a concession establishes the author- 33 Ibid . , p . 374 . 34 Ibid . , p . 374 . ity whence it is derived and preserves the ...
47. oldal
... usurpation or conquest or both , without any pretense of a fair consent or voluntary subjection of the people . When an artful and bold man is placed at the head of an army or faction , it is often easy for him , by employing sometimes ...
... usurpation or conquest or both , without any pretense of a fair consent or voluntary subjection of the people . When an artful and bold man is placed at the head of an army or faction , it is often easy for him , by employing sometimes ...
53. oldal
... usurper , after having banished his lawful prince and royal family , should establish his dominion for ten or a dozen years in any country and should preserve so exact a discipline in his troops and so regular a disposition in his garri ...
... usurper , after having banished his lawful prince and royal family , should establish his dominion for ten or a dozen years in any country and should preserve so exact a discipline in his troops and so regular a disposition in his garri ...
Tartalomjegyzék
Of Passive Obedience | vii |
Of Parties in General | 77 |
Of the Parties of Great Britain | 85 |
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