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52. Moral and Political Philosophy, Book III, chap. m. Il est curieux de voir commme Paley adapte les expressions de Hume à de nouvelles circonstances historiques, et applique à la Révolution d'Amérique les observations sceptiques présentées par Hume au sujet de la Révolution de 1688.

53. Blackstone, I Comm. 47. — Cf. sur le' droit -de résistance, I Comm. 51 (Mr. Locke, who perhaps carries bis theory too far;, et 161 (Mr. Locke, and other theoretical writers... However just this conclusion may be in theory, we cannot adopt it, nor argue from it under anv dispensation of government at présent actually existing).

54. Fragm. on Gov., chap. I, § xxxvi et note (Bowring, vol. I, p. 268j.

55. Fragm. on Gov., chap. I, § xxxvm 'Bowring, vol. I, p. 269).

56. Fragm. on Gov., chap. IV, § xxn (Bowring, vol. I, pp. 287-8 .

57. Fragm. on Gov., chap. I, § xr.vm (Bowring, vol. I, pp. 271-2 .

58. Speech on the Reform of Parliament. [Works, vol. X, pp. 94-5).

59. Paine, Common Sensé, 1776: — Price, Observations on the Importance of the American Révolution, and the means of making it a benefit to the world, London, 1784.

60. Pour une analyse de cet opuscule, v. Life and Correspondance of major Cartwright, vol. I, pp. 62 sqq.