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Sivu 117
In a free country , every violation of law is an attack upon the public liberty . The
laws of God and our country are our best and only security against oppression ;
and therefore liberty can exist amongst us no longer than while those laws are ...
In a free country , every violation of law is an attack upon the public liberty . The
laws of God and our country are our best and only security against oppression ;
and therefore liberty can exist amongst us no longer than while those laws are ...
Sivu 118
and commons , who may amount in all to about eight hundred persons : the
inhabitants of Great Britain , who must obey these laws , are computed at eight
millions . In Britain , therefore , not to mention the rest of the empire , are more
than ...
and commons , who may amount in all to about eight hundred persons : the
inhabitants of Great Britain , who must obey these laws , are computed at eight
millions . In Britain , therefore , not to mention the rest of the empire , are more
than ...
Sivu 119
And for their conduct , as law - givers , our parliament - men are not answer . able
to their electors , or to any other ... that in making laws they are unanimons ; yet
the minority in both houses must obey the laws that are made against their will .
And for their conduct , as law - givers , our parliament - men are not answer . able
to their electors , or to any other ... that in making laws they are unanimons ; yet
the minority in both houses must obey the laws that are made against their will .
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