 | William Paley - 1788 - 584 str.
...powers, office, duration, and mutual dependency of the feveral parts, are all fo many laws, * mutable mutable like other laws, whenever expediency requires, either by the ordinary act of the legiflature, or, if the occafion deferve it, by the interpofition of the people. Thefe points are wont... | |
 | Joseph Priestley - 1791 - 202 str.
...therefpective powers, office, duration, and '' mutual dependency of the feveral parts, are all '' only fo many laws, mutable like other laws, *' whenever expediency requires, either by the or" dinary " dtnary a£t of the legiflature, or if-the occafion " deferve; it,, by thejnterpofition... | |
 | Thomas Paine, Edward Hodgson - 1792 - 140 str.
...refpective powers, office, dura" tion, and mutual dependency of the feveral parts, " are all only fo many laws, mutable like other " laws ; whenever expediency requires, either by the ** ordinary afit of the legiflature, or if the occafion " deferve it, by the inter pofition of the people." No... | |
 | William Paley - 1793 - 456 str.
...the refpective powers, office, duration, and mutual dependency of the feveral parts, are all only fo many laws, mutable like other laws, whenever expediency requires, either by the ordinary act of the legiflature, or, if the occafion deferve it, by the interpofition of the people. Thefe points are wont... | |
 | 1795 - 432 str.
...advantage to the community. The family of the prince, the order of succession, the prerogative of the crown, the form and parts of the legislature, together...duration, and mutual dependency of the several parts, are only so many laws, mutable like other laws, whenever expediency requires, either by the ordinary act... | |
 | Thomas Gisborne - 1797 - 506 str.
..." refpe&ive powers, office, duration,and mutual dependen" cy of the feveral parts, are all only fo many laws, mutable " like other laws whenever expediency requires ; either " by the ordinary Act of the Legiflature ; or, if the oeca"Jion Jeferve it, by the interpofition of the people." Paley's Moral and... | |
 | William Paley - 1799 - 458 str.
...the refpe&ive powers, office, duration, and mutual dependency of the feveral parts, are all only fo many laws, mutable like other laws, whenever expediency requires, either by the ordinary a<ft of the legiflature, or, if the occafion deferve it, by the interpofition of the people. Thefe... | |
 | William Paley - 1806 - 502 str.
...advantage to the community. The family of the prince, the order of succession, the prerogative ot the crown, the form and parts of the legislature, together with the respective powers, of* fice, duration and mutual dependency of the several parts, are all only so many laics, mutable... | |
 | Nathaniel Chapman - 1807 - 492 str.
...advantage to the community. The family of the prince, the order of succession, the , prerogative of the crown, the form and parts of the legislature, together with the respective powers, offices, duration, and mutual dependency of the several parts, are all only so many laws, mutable,... | |
 | Nathaniel Chapman - 1807 - 484 str.
...laws, mutable, like other laws, ;wiVeiiever expediency requires, ;either by the ordinary actl:6f'the legislature, or, if the ' occasion deserve it; by the interposition of the people." No man can say that Mr.- Paley intended to dJffvfeK discontent by this declaration!. He must therefore... | |
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No usage, law, or authority whatever is so binding that it need or ought to be continued, when it may be changed with advantage to the community. The family of the prince, the order of succession, the prerogative of the crown, the form and parts of the... 
