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| | Harrington, Six Political Tracts written on Several Occasions ToC: The Online Library of Liberty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) |
 | | Poor Publicola, be the task as hard as it will, I am for this time resolv’d to hold you to it. |
 | | You say, that the security of liberty lys not in the people, but in the form of their government; so I am yet to expect when you will shew, what there is in your form, why it must be impossible for the people under it to restore monarchy, or to persecute for conscience. |
 | | As sure as you live, Publicola, thus much being said, your whole senat will immediately agree to propose it to the representative: and thus much being proposed to the representative, those people will throw up their caps for joy, and immediatly return to their houses. |
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