The Constitution: Our Written Legacy : Reading and Discussion Program on the U.S. ConstitutionLibrary of Michigan, 1989 - 219 sider |
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... NATURE which writers commonly call jus natur- ale is the liberty each man has to use his own power as he will himself for the preservation of his own nature , that is to say , of his own life ; and consequently , of doing anything ...
... NATURE which writers commonly call jus natur- ale is the liberty each man has to use his own power as he will himself for the preservation of his own nature , that is to say , of his own life ; and consequently , of doing anything ...
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... nature as a starting point in his analysis of governments ' use of power . Unlike Hobbes , however , Locke insisted on mankind's claim to natural rights based on natural law . For Locke , men are by nature free and equal , with rights ...
... nature as a starting point in his analysis of governments ' use of power . Unlike Hobbes , however , Locke insisted on mankind's claim to natural rights based on natural law . For Locke , men are by nature free and equal , with rights ...
Side 15
... nature he hath such a right , yet the enjoyment of it is very uncer- tain , and constantly exposed to the invasions of others . the enjoyment of the property he has in this state is very unsafe , very unsecure . This makes him willing ...
... nature he hath such a right , yet the enjoyment of it is very uncer- tain , and constantly exposed to the invasions of others . the enjoyment of the property he has in this state is very unsafe , very unsecure . This makes him willing ...
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