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The rebellious consequence which follows this prime article of the natural freedom of mankind may be my sufficient warrant for a modest ... because by nature all men are equal : therefore he hath given power to the people or multitude .
The rebellious consequence which follows this prime article of the natural freedom of mankind may be my sufficient warrant for a modest ... because by nature all men are equal : therefore he hath given power to the people or multitude .
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It is true all kings be not the natural parents of their subjects ; yet they all either are , or are to be reputed , as the next heirs of those progenitors who were at first the natural parents of the whole people , and in their right ...
It is true all kings be not the natural parents of their subjects ; yet they all either are , or are to be reputed , as the next heirs of those progenitors who were at first the natural parents of the whole people , and in their right ...
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95-97 , 134 , 143-144 , 149 , 151 ) ME en being , as has been said , by nature all free , equal and independent , no one ... The only way whereby anyone divests himself of his natural liberty and puts on the bonds of civil society is by ...
95-97 , 134 , 143-144 , 149 , 151 ) ME en being , as has been said , by nature all free , equal and independent , no one ... The only way whereby anyone divests himself of his natural liberty and puts on the bonds of civil society is by ...
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