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This is intended for the  parents advantage, as the other is for the child's; though  education, the parents duty, seems to have most power, because  the ignorance and infirmities of childhood stand in need of

restraint and correction; which is a visible exercise of rule replica oakley sunglasses,  and a kind of dominion.  And that duty which is comprehended in  the word honour, requires less obedience, though the obligation  be stronger on grown, than younger children: for who can think  the command, Children obey your parents, requires in a man,  that has children of his own, the same submission to his father,  as it does in his yet young children to him; and that by this  precept he were bound to obey all his father's commands, if, out  of a conceit of authority, he should have the indiscretion to  treat him still as a boy?      Sec. 69.  The first part then of paternal power, or rather  duty, which is education, belongs so to the father, that it  terminates at a certain season; when the business of education is  over, it ceases of itself, and is also alienable before: for a  man may put the tuition of his son in other hands; and he that  has made his son an apprentice to another, has discharged him,  during that time, of a great part of his obedience both to  himself and to his mother.  But all the duty of honour, the  other part, remains never the less entire to them; nothing can  cancel that: it is so inseparable from them both, that the  father's authority cannot dispossess the mother of this right,  nor can any man discharge his son from honouring her that bore  him.  But both these are very far from a power to make laws, and  enforcing them with penalties, that may reach estate, liberty,  limbs and life.  The power of commanding ends with nonage; and  though, after that, honour and respect, support and defence,  and whatsoever gratitude can oblige a man to, for the highest  benefits he is naturally capable of, be always due from a son to  his parents; yet all this puts no scepter into the father's hand,  no sovereign power of commanding.  He has no dominion over his  son's property, or actions; nor any right, that his will should  prescribe to his son's in all things; however it may become his  son in many things fake oakley scalpel sunglasses, not very inconvenient to him and his family,  to pay a deference to it.         Sec. 209.  But if either these illegal acts have extended to  the majority of the people; or if the mischief and oppression has  lighted only on some few, but in such cases, as the precedent,  and consequences seem to threaten all; and they are persuaded in  their consciences, that their laws, and with them their estates,  liberties, and lives are in danger, and perhaps their religion  too; how they will be hindered from resisting illegal force, used  against them, I cannot tell.  This is an inconvenience, I  confess fake oakley radar pitch sunglasses, that attends all governments whatsoever, when the  governors have brought it to this pass, to be generally suspected  of their people; the most dangerous state which they can possibly  put themselves in.  wherein they are the less to be pitied,  because it is so easy to be avoided; it being as impossible for a  governor, if he really means the good of his people, and the  preservation of them, and their laws together, not to make them  see and feel it, as it is for the father of a family, not to let  his children see he loves, and takes care of them.      Sec. 210.  But if all the world shall observe pretences of  one kind, and actions of another; arts used to elude the law, and  the trust of prerogative (which is an arbitrary power in some  things left in the prince's hand to do good, not harm to the  people) employed contrary to the end for which it was given: if  the people shall find the ministers and subordinate magistrates  chosen suitable to such ends, and favoured, or laid by,  proportionably as they promote or oppose them: if they see  several experiments made of arbitrary power, and that religion  underhand favoured, (tho' publicly proclaimed against) which is  readiest to introduce it; and the operators in it supported, as  much as may be; and when that cannot be done, yet approved still,  and liked the better: if a long train of actions shew the  councils all tending that way; how can a man any more hinder  himself from being persuaded in his own mind, which way things  are going; or from casting about how to save himself, than he  could from believing the captain of the ship he was in, was  carrying him, and the rest of the company, to Algiers, when he  found him always steering that course, though cross winds, leaks  in his ship fake oakley forsake sunglasses, and want of men and provisions did often force him  to turn his course another way for some time, which he steadily  returned to again, as soon as the wind, weather, and other  circumstances would let him?