...Judge whom we prosecute and punish. Political institutions are formed upon the consideration of what will most frequently tend to the good of the whole,....consideration, that if the abuse be enormous, Nature ivill rise up., and claiming her original rights, overturn a corrupt por litical system" I mark this...

...resistance, unless under great oppression, he admitted that ' if the abuse be enormous, Nature mil rise up, and, claiming her original rights, overturn a corrupt political system.' The Whig was the friend of subordination, the reverencer of rank and dignity, and the enemy of popular...

...judge whom we prosecute and punish. Political institution*; are formed on the consideration of what will most frequently tend to the good of the whole,...and then exceptions may occur. Thus, it is better that a nation should have a supreme legislative power, although it may at times be. abused. And then,...

...judge whom we prosecute and punish. Political institutions iire formed upon the consideration of what will most frequently tend to the good of the whole,...original rights, overturn a corrupt political system." In the year 1769, politics being mentioned, he said, " This petitioning is a new mode of distressing...

...jodge whom we prosecute and punish. Political institutions lire formed upon the consideration of what will most frequently tend to the good of the whole,...abused : and then, sir, there is this consideration — t hat if the abuse be enormous, Nature will rise np, and, claiming her original rights, overturn...

...will most freqnently tend to the good of the whole, although now and then «sceptions may occur. Thns it is better in general that a nation should have...supreme legislative power, although it may at times be abnsed. And then, Sir, there is this consideration, that if the abnse be enormons, Nature will rise...

...formed upon the consideration of what will most frequently tend to the good of the whole, although DOW and then exceptions may occur. Thus it is better, in general, that a cation should have a supreme legislative power, although it may at times be abased : and then, sir,...

...and punish. Political institutions :ire formed upon the consideration of what will most freqnently tend to the good of the whole, although now and then...legislative power, although it may at times be abused : aud then, sir, there is this consideration — than/Me abuse be enormous, Nature will rise up, and,...

...whom we prosecute and punish. Political institutions are formed upon the consideration of what wifl most frequently tend to the good of the whole, although...supreme legislative power, although it may at times he abused. And then, Sir, there is this consideration, that if the abuse be enormous, Nature will rise...

...judge whom we prosecute and punish. Political institutions are formed upon the consideration of what will most frequently tend to the good of the whole,...abused. And then, sir, there is this consideration, that ;"/' ll'e abuse be enormous, Nature will rise up, and claiming her original rights, overturn a corrupt...