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Page 398
... sovereign power is conferred by the consent of the people . First , because they covenant , they cannot lawfully make a new covenant among themselves to be obedient to any other , in any- thing whatsoever , without his permission . They ...
... sovereign power is conferred by the consent of the people . First , because they covenant , they cannot lawfully make a new covenant among themselves to be obedient to any other , in any- thing whatsoever , without his permission . They ...
Page 400
... sovereign power is placed . For these are incommunicable and inseparable . And as the power , so also the honor of the sovereign ought to be greater than that of any or all of the subjects . Though his subjects shine , some more and ...
... sovereign power is placed . For these are incommunicable and inseparable . And as the power , so also the honor of the sovereign ought to be greater than that of any or all of the subjects . Though his subjects shine , some more and ...
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... sovereign people , exercise in their own name the power which is invested in them by the people . This delegated power the sovereign people can limit , modify , or recover at pleasure . The government gets from the ( people as ) sovereign ...
... sovereign people , exercise in their own name the power which is invested in them by the people . This delegated power the sovereign people can limit , modify , or recover at pleasure . The government gets from the ( people as ) sovereign ...
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