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Two Treatises of Government

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John Churchill, 1698 - Liberty - 379 pages

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T HE Introduction Page Chap II Of Paternal and Regal Power	4

Of Adams Title to Sovereignty by Creation	14

Of Adams Title to Sovereignty by Donation Gen 1 28	21

Chap V Of Adams Title to Sovereignty by the Subjection of Eve	42

Of Adams Title to Sovereignty by Fatherhood	49

Of Fatherhood and Propriety confiderd together as Fountains of Sovereignty	72

Of the Conveyance of Adams Sovereign Monarchical Power	78

Of Monarchy by Inheritance from Adam	82

Of Paternal Power	203

Of Political or Civil Society	223

Of the Beginning of Political Societies	238

Of the Ends of Political Society and Government	261

Of the Forms of a Commonwealth	265

Of the Extent of the Legislative Power	267

Of the Legislative Executive and Federative Power of the Commonwealth 1	277

Of the Subordination of the Powers of the Commonwealth	281

Of the Heir to Monarchical Power of Adam ΙΟΙ Chap XI Who Heir	104

THE Introduction Page	165

Of the State of Nature	167

Of the State of War	177

Of Slavery	182

Of Property	184

Of Prerogative	291

Of Paternal Political and Despotical Power confidered to gether	299

Of conquest	303

Of Usurpation	319

of Tyranny	321

Of Diſſolution of Governments	330

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Title	Two Treatises of Government
Author	John Locke
Edition	4
Publisher	John Churchill, 1698
Original from	University of Lausanne
Digitized	2 Jul 2008
Length	379 pages

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