Several Discourses Upon Practical Subjects : The Arguments of Which May Be Collected From the Contents (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Several Discourses Upon Practical Subjects: The Arguments of Which May Be Collected From the Contents

Nefs; and would take it ill if we fhould not believe them. But when any pri vate lnterefi or Humour crofl'eth upon them, and puts them to the Tryal, 'tis too apparent what a flender Hold Mo tality has upon 'them; and how little they are to be truficd: And therefore, to meet with. The Infincerity, and refirain the unaccountable Paflions of Men, Laws were chiefly invented. The Defign of thefe publick Provifions being to make all Injullice and Encroachment an un creditable, as well as an unprofitable Prac.

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