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Page 33
... by its interest , to yield us such a yearly income : and in this it has the nature of
land , ( the income of one being called ... current value to any other one hundred
pounds of lawful money , ( because by virtue of the law it will every where pass ...
... by its interest , to yield us such a yearly income : and in this it has the nature of
land , ( the income of one being called ... current value to any other one hundred
pounds of lawful money , ( because by virtue of the law it will every where pass ...
Page 34
... if in the time of Henry VII . the rent of land in Rumney - marsh had been settled
by a law , according to the judged value ... by exchange , to procure us the
necessaries or conveniencies of life , and in this it has the nature of a commodity ;
only ...
... if in the time of Henry VII . the rent of land in Rumney - marsh had been settled
by a law , according to the judged value ... by exchange , to procure us the
necessaries or conveniencies of life , and in this it has the nature of a commodity ;
only ...
Page 72
It follows trade , against the rigour of their laws ; and their want of foreign
commodities makes it openly be carried out at noon - day . Nature has bestowed
mines on several parts of the world : but their riches are only for the industrious
and ...
It follows trade , against the rigour of their laws ; and their want of foreign
commodities makes it openly be carried out at noon - day . Nature has bestowed
mines on several parts of the world : but their riches are only for the industrious
and ...
Page 215
But instead thereof , having , 1. En passant , made his obeisance to * “ In grants
and gifts that have their original from God or nature , as the power of the father
hath , no inferior power of man can limit , nor shake any law of prescription
against ...
But instead thereof , having , 1. En passant , made his obeisance to * “ In grants
and gifts that have their original from God or nature , as the power of the father
hath , no inferior power of man can limit , nor shake any law of prescription
against ...
Page 223
... or the law of nature directs , or positive revelation declares , may be said to be
by God's appointment : but I suppose it cannot be meant here in the first sense , i .
e . by providence ; because that would be to say no more , but that as soon as ...
... or the law of nature directs , or positive revelation declares , may be said to be
by God's appointment : but I suppose it cannot be meant here in the first sense , i .
e . by providence ; because that would be to say no more , but that as soon as ...
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| Title | The Works of John Locke, Volume 5 The Works of John Locke, John Locke |
| Author | John Locke |
| Publisher | Thomas Tegg, 1823 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 7 Apr 2006 |
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