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<add>-lanted in any man's</add> judgment, till [<del>after he has</del> <add><del>made</del>] a formal</add>surrenderd <gap/><!-- cropped --><lb/> | <add>-lanted in any man's</add> judgment, till [<del>after he has</del> <add><del>made</del>] a formal</add>surrenderd <gap/><!-- cropped --><lb/> | ||
<add>surrender of it into</add> the hands of others to be [by them] returned<add>by them</add>, <!-- cropped --><lb/> | <add>surrender of it into</add> the hands of others to be [by them] returned<add>by them</add>, <!-- cropped --><lb/> | ||
<add>impressed with that | <add>impressed with that hasn't</add> radical debilitation <add>which</add> <del>as</del> yields he<gap/>-up a preg<add>sur</add><!-- cropped --><lb/> | ||
<add>to <unclear>intermerable</unclear> weaknesses</add>& crimes - It is with this which may be stiled<!-- cropped --><lb/> | <add>to <unclear>intermerable</unclear> weaknesses</add>& crimes - It is with this which may be stiled<!-- cropped --><lb/> | ||
<add>a civil as with</add> Ecclesiastical superstition, which innocent <add>& useful in a<add>fi</add></add><add><gap/></add> in <gap/><!-- cropped --><lb/> | <add>a civil as with</add> Ecclesiastical superstition, which innocent <add>& useful in a<add>fi</add></add><add><gap/></add> in <gap/><!-- cropped --><lb/> | ||
few of it's most obvious effects is beyond measure <lb/> | few of it's most obvious effects is beyond measure <lb/> | ||
pernicious in others & in it's cause: in it's cause <!-- cropped --><lb/> | pernicious in others & in it's cause: in it's cause <!-- cropped --><lb/> | ||
<add>because it</add>can never be <add>secured</add> implanted <add>till after</add> but by extreme Tyranny & violence:<lb/> | <add>because it </add>can never be <add>secured</add> implanted <add>till after</add> but by extreme Tyranny & violence:<lb/> | ||
in it's <add>effects</add> consequences became in proportion, as a man is <unclear>tormented</unclear> with it,<lb/> | in it's <add>effects</add> consequences became in proportion, as a man is <unclear>tormented</unclear> with it,<lb/> | ||
he <del>is</del> <add>becomes less of</add> less fit for every generous <add>on the subject of those Sciences on <del>thre</del> cultivation of</add>exertion of mental Strength on which the happiness<lb/> | he <del>is</del> <add>becomes less of</add> less fit for every generous <add>on the subject of those Sciences on <del>thre</del> cultivation of</add>exertion of mental Strength on which the happiness<lb/> | ||
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inflames them with convulsion <gap/>or<lb/> | inflames them with convulsion <gap/>or<lb/> | ||
chills them into Death.</p> | chills them into Death.</p> | ||
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OBSTACL. PREJUGES
COMM or TREASON ag. COLN.
p.90 The Sovereign ; whose very image oug
to be held in reverence by all loyal subjects" - An Idea, Im progress
as to my own part I should be
be very unhappy to see realized: not simply - -
but because such a disposition could never be
-lanted in any man's judgment, till [after he has made] a formalsurrenderd
surrender of it into the hands of others to be [by them] returnedby them,
impressed with that hasn't radical debilitation which as yields he-up a pregsur
to intermerable weaknesses& crimes - It is with this which may be stiled
a civil as with Ecclesiastical superstition, which innocent & useful in a<add>fi</add> in
few of it's most obvious effects is beyond measure
pernicious in others & in it's cause: in it's cause
because it can never be secured implanted till after but by extreme Tyranny & violence:
in it's effects consequences became in proportion, as a man is tormented with it,
he is becomes less of less fit for every generous on the subject of those Sciences on thre cultivation ofexertion of mental Strength on which the happiness
of that special depends who is trusted He is the worse Moralist the worse Politician the
worse Lawgiver, the worse Physician even the worse naturalist the worse Chymist the worse
Natural Phylosopher the worse Astronomer, as they well know who are conversant in
three Sciences, in a word often the worse man - A ct which also cannot exist in the
Judgment, without shewing itself in speculations & practises seemingly
the most remote, between the kindred affection of the material
Branch which ily it's influence to the most distant extremities
inflames them with convulsion or
chills them into Death.
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