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<p><note>Equality<lb/><gap/> & Locke</note><lb/> Under the authority of the father, and his assistant<lb/>and prime Minister the mother, every human-nature<lb/> is inured to subjection, is trained up<lb/>into a habit of obedience <add> subjection</add>. But the habit once formed<lb/> nothing is easier than to transform it from an object <add> the transforming it from object to object is a matter of</add><lb/> <note>It is in the bosom of a family that man serve an apprenticeship to government</note><lb/> to another <add> with difficulty </add>. Without domestic <gap/> the previous<lb/>establishment <add> formation </add> of domestic government, <unclear>blood</unclear> only <lb/>and probably a long course of it could have <lb/> | |||
formed political government. By the <gap/> of it<lb/> nothing is more easy. What renders it the easier<lb/> is that <gap/> in the political government the dependence<lb/> is not near so close. <add> as in the domestic </add> The more frequently<lb/> the occasion for examining control occurs<lb/>the stricter <add> closer </add> is the dependence, the more galling<lb/> | |||
the chains. But in no instance <add> government </add> do the occasions <lb/>for excusing contract occurs as frequently as <lb/>between magistrate and subject , between father<lb/>and child or master & servant in the bosom of <lb/>a family. No government so despotic but that <lb/>a youth gains more in point of liberty by passing <lb/> out of power of his father than he has <lb/> | |||
by passing so much the more immediately under the <lb/> | |||
power of the sovereign. Even in Russia through <lb/> <add> a sort of </add> domestic servitude under a Lord is coupled with subjection <add> political </add> <lb/>to an absolute sovereign, the condition of a youth whose [+] <note>[+] migrates from his Father's cottage to </note><lb/><del>gets</del> a <del><unclear>unfurnished</unclear> </del> cottage with a wife in it of his own is <del> still </del> <lb/><gap/> as a sort of <gap/> through his subjection to his <lb/>Lord as well as to the <gap/> Sovereign remains undiminished. </p> | |||
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Equality
& Locke
Under the authority of the father, and his assistant
and prime Minister the mother, every human-nature
is inured to subjection, is trained up
into a habit of obedience subjection. But the habit once formed
nothing is easier than to transform it from an object the transforming it from object to object is a matter of
It is in the bosom of a family that man serve an apprenticeship to government
to another with difficulty . Without domestic the previous
establishment formation of domestic government, blood only
and probably a long course of it could have
formed political government. By the of it
nothing is more easy. What renders it the easier
is that in the political government the dependence
is not near so close. as in the domestic The more frequently
the occasion for examining control occurs
the stricter closer is the dependence, the more galling
the chains. But in no instance government do the occasions
for excusing contract occurs as frequently as
between magistrate and subject , between father
and child or master & servant in the bosom of
a family. No government so despotic but that
a youth gains more in point of liberty by passing
out of power of his father than he has
by passing so much the more immediately under the
power of the sovereign. Even in Russia through
a sort of domestic servitude under a Lord is coupled with subjection political
to an absolute sovereign, the condition of a youth whose [+] [+] migrates from his Father's cottage to
gets a unfurnished cottage with a wife in it of his own is still
as a sort of through his subjection to his
Lord as well as to the Sovereign remains undiminished.
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