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Two Treatises of Government

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J. Sheppard & G. Nugent, 1779 - 331 pages

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The Introduction I	4

Of Adams title to Sovereignty	13

Of Adams Title to Sovereignty	39

Of Adams Title to Sovereignty	46

efpoufing his doctrine fave me from the reproach	66

Of Fatherhood and Property confi	68

Of the Conveyance of Adams	74

Of the Heir to Adams Monarchical	95

Of Paternal Power	189

Of Political or Civil Society	207

Of the Beginning of Political C Societies	222

Of the Ends of Political Society and Government	243

Of the Forms of a Commonwealth	247

Of the Extent of the Legiſlative Power	248

Of the Legiſlative Executive and Federative Power of the Commonwealth	258

of the Subordination of the Pow ers of the Commonwealth	261

CON	102

The Introduction	153

Of the State of Nature	155

Of the State of War	164

Of Slavery	168

Of Property	170

Of Prerogative	270

Of Paternal Political and Defpo tical Power confidered together	277

Of Conqueft	287

Of Ufurpation	296

Of Tyranny	297

Of the Diffolution of Govern ment	306

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Title	Two Treatises of Government
Author	John Locke
Publisher	J. Sheppard & G. Nugent, 1779
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	24 Oct 2018
Length	331 pages

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