...Advantage, I look upon as a greater Evil than Anarchy it felf 5 as much as a Savage is a happier (Ute of Life than a Slave at the Oar. IT is reckoned ill Manners as well as Unreasonable, for Men to quarrel upon difference in Opinion 5 becaufe that is ufually fuppofed to be...

...Advantage, I look upon as a greater Evil thart Anarchy it (elf; as much as a Savage is a happier ftate of Life than a Slave at the Oar. IT is reckoned ill...Manners as well as unreafonable, for Men to quarrel ftpoh Difference irt Opinion; becaufe it is ufually fuppofed to be a Thing which no Man can help in...

...'Filmer, and others, have faid to its Advantage, I look upon as a greater Evil than Anarchy itfelf ; as much as a Savage is in a happier State of Life,...quarrel upon Difference in Opinion ; becaufe that it is ufually fuppofed to be a Thing which no Man can help in hinilelf : But this I do not conceive...

...greater evil than anarchy itfelf, as much as a faruage is in a happier ftate of life, than a.jla've at the oar. It is reckoned ill manners, as well as unreafonable, for men to quarrel upon differenc* in opinion ; becaufe that is nfually fuppofed to be a thing, which no man can help in himftlf...

...happier ftate of life, than a Have at the oar. It is reckoned ill manners, as well as unreafonable,for men to quarrel upon difference in opinion; becaufe...ufually fuppofed to be a thing which no man can help in him!elf. But this I do not conceive to be an univerfal infallible maxim, except in thofe cafes where...

...Hobbes, Filmer, and others have said to its advantage, I look upon as a greater evil than anarchy itself, as much as a savage is in a happier state of life, than a slave at the oar. It is reckoned ill-manners, as well as unreasonable for men to quarrel upon difference in opinion ; because cause...

...to its advantage, I look upon as a greater ethan anarchy itself, as much as a savage is in ah;j pier state of life, than a slave at the oar. It is reckoned ill-manners, as well as unreasona^:.: for men to quarrel upon difference in opinion ; b cause that...

...its advantage, I look upon as a greater evU than anarchy itself, as much as a savage is in a kappier state of life, than a slave at the oar. It is reckoned ill-manners, as well as unreasonable, for men to quarrel upon difference in opinion ; because-that...

...Filmer, and others, have said to its advantage, I look upon as a greater evil than anarchy itself ; as much as a savage is in a happier state of life,...at the oar. It is reckoned ill manners, as well as unreasonable, for men to quarrel upon difference in opinion ; because that is usually supposed to be...

...vVcmcirig. " Arbitrary poorer I look upon as a greater evil than anarchy itself, as much as a savage- is a happier state of life than a slave at the oar :" it should have been, " as much as the sttete of a savage is happier than that of a slave at the oar."...