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| − | The giving a clear account of the Feudal
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| − | Rights, Tenures, & c. in Scotland, will not only
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| − | be useful on account of the great intricateness
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| − | of that form of Government, but also because it
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| − | will enable us to see what parts in our present
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| − | happy Constitution bear still any resemblance to it.
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| − | Many of the Northern Nations before
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| − | they left their native Countrys were unacquainted
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| − | even with the Name of King, those among
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| − | them that had introduc'd that title, were not
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| − | Slaves to the Will of their Sovereign, on the
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| − | Contrary in time of Peace He had but a slender
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| − | Share of Power, & in War tho' his Jurisdiction
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| − | was extensive, yet it was no greater than what
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| − | every Leader of an Army had ever possess'd, "his
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| − | "Corps were not compos'd of Hir'lings (as is now
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obtain'd leave
