Settlements to Society: 1584-1763, Volume 1Jack P. Greene |
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... civil government and civil laws should be patterned as closely as possible after God's designs as they were revealed in the Bible , and such an emphasis inevitably led to a much closer relationship between civil and re- ligious ...
... civil government and civil laws should be patterned as closely as possible after God's designs as they were revealed in the Bible , and such an emphasis inevitably led to a much closer relationship between civil and re- ligious ...
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... civil society and eventually a civil government to preside over that society . The immediate aim of govern- ment , then , was to restrain the vicious tendencies in man and thereby make it possible for men to live together in the same ...
... civil society and eventually a civil government to preside over that society . The immediate aim of govern- ment , then , was to restrain the vicious tendencies in man and thereby make it possible for men to live together in the same ...
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... Civil State , is this . viz . A Civil State is a Compound Moral Person whose Will [ United by those Covenants be- fore passed ] is the Will of all ; to the end it may Use , and Apply the strength and riches of Private Persons towards ...
... Civil State , is this . viz . A Civil State is a Compound Moral Person whose Will [ United by those Covenants be- fore passed ] is the Will of all ; to the end it may Use , and Apply the strength and riches of Private Persons towards ...
Contents
PART ONE The First Settlements 1 5 841660 | 1 |
LEGAL FOUNDATIONS | 12 |
FROM OUTPOSTS TO PLANTATIONS ON THE CHESAPEAKE | 34 |
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