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political_science--A65787	White, Thomas, 1593-1676.	The grounds of obedience and government by Thomas White ...	1655.0		.xml	application/xml	26946	792	59	For , we need not looke into Philosophy , nor study learned Bookes , to know that the nature of Man is inclin'd to have its owne will , and casteth all things which are under his consideration to compasse and effect it : as also , that every ordinary mans knowledge and consideration is farre beyond any we find in other living Creatures ; and , by consequence , is farre lesse easily masterable then any of them . Man therefore being by his nature and definition a reasonable , that is , an understanding Creature , or one whose primary and principall inclination is to truth or true knowledge ; and the outward carriage and action of man being naturally proportionable to his inward substance ; it is cleere his chief property , by which he behaves himself outwardly like a man , is to speak truth , and to doe as hee sayeth , when his words have action following them .	cache/political_science--A65787.xml	txt/political_science--A65787.txt