The Case of the Allegiance Due to Soveraign Powers Stated And Resolved Accordi
The Case of the Allegiance Due to Soveraign Powers Stated And Resolved Accordi
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Another > ar^d mull recover them both together.
He due to Sovereign Powers, &c. 45 He may have a Legal Right to both, but he cannot actually have the Subjects Allegiance without the Crown ; nor can Subjects pay him their Allegiance, without his being reftored to the Poifeilion of his Throne, no more than they can obey, when he v can't command ; or fubmit, when he has no Power to govern ; or defend his Perfon and Crown, when he has withdrawn his Perfon, and left his Crown. This is as certain as ...any Proportion in Logick^s and to extend Alle- giance beyond the Actual Adminilrrationof Government, is to pre- (erve a Relative without its Correlate : for when one of the Rela- tives is loit, the Relation is deftroyel, and notliing but the Memory of it left.
"Jtbly, Thefe Principles anfwer all the ends of Government, both for the fecurity of the Prince and Subjects, and that is a good Argument to believe them true.
A Prince who is in PofTetlion, is fecured in Poffeilion by them, (as far as any Principles can fecure him ) againit all Attempts of his Subjects, who mult reverence God's Authority in him j and fubmit to him without Refinance, though they are ill ufed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another > ar^d mull recover them both together.
He due to Sovereign Powers, &c. 45 He may have a Legal Right to both, but he cannot actually have the Subjects Allegiance without the Crown ; nor can Subjects pay him their Allegiance, without his being reftored to the Poifeilion of his Throne, no more than they can obey, when he v can't command ; or fubmit, when he has no Power to govern ; or defend his Perfon and Crown, when he has withdrawn his Perfon, and left his Crown. This is as certain as ...any Proportion in Logick^s and to extend Alle- giance beyond the Actual Adminilrrationof Government, is to pre- (erve a Relative without its Correlate : for when one of the Rela- tives is loit, the Relation is deftroyel, and notliing but the Memory of it left.
"Jtbly, Thefe Principles anfwer all the ends of Government, both for the fecurity of the Prince and Subjects, and that is a good Argument to believe them true.
A Prince who is in PofTetlion, is fecured in Poffeilion by them, (as far as any Principles can fecure him ) againit all Attempts of his Subjects, who mult reverence God's Authority in him j and fubmit to him without Refinance, though they are ill ufed.
What to read after The Case of the Allegiance Due to Soveraign Powers Stated And Resolved Accordi?
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