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Excerpt from Letters to William Paley, M. An., Archdeacon of Carlisle, on His Objections to a Reform in the Representation of the Commons, and on His Apology for the Influence of the Crown in Parliament: Being Strictures on the Essay Upon the British Constitution Introduced in His Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy; With an Appendix
He who would alter a Government, and fet up hirnfelf, mull attend till time hath corrupted the mafs, and, by de grees, brought all into diforder; which of nece?ity mull: follow, when it is not (as we faid b'efore) purged and refined by the examples of good men or good laws, t/aat my reduce it toward it; fit]? Primzples. Wary: 1720. Fol. P. 393.
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