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in disputing with others he made use of any arguments for this his darling tenet of Adam's sovereignty; since in his treatise
of the Natural Power of Kings, he hath been so sparing of them. In his Observations on Mr.Hobbes's Leviathan, I think he
has put, in short, all those arguments for it together, which in his writings I find him any where to make use of: his words
are these: If God created onlyAdam, and of a piece of him made the woman, and if by generationfrom them two, as parts of
them, all mankind be propagated: if also God gave to Adam not only the dominion over the woman and the children that
should issue from them, but also over all the earth to subdue it, and over all the creatures on it, so that as long
as Adam lived, no man could claim or enjoy any thing but by donation, assignation or permission from him, I wonder, &c.
Observations, 165
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