On Civil Liberty and Self-governmentLippincott, 1859 - 629 páginas |
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... belong to that race whose obvious task it is , among other proud and sacred tasks , to rear and spread civil liberty over vast regions in every part of the earth , on conti- nent and isle . We belong to that tribe which alone has the ...
... belong to that race whose obvious task it is , among other proud and sacred tasks , to rear and spread civil liberty over vast regions in every part of the earth , on conti- nent and isle . We belong to that tribe which alone has the ...
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... belong either to the commonest life1 or the highest regions , betrays a misconception of human language , which itself is never abso- lute except in mathematics . It misleads . Bacon , so illus- trious as a thinker , has two dicta which ...
... belong either to the commonest life1 or the highest regions , betrays a misconception of human language , which itself is never abso- lute except in mathematics . It misleads . Bacon , so illus- trious as a thinker , has two dicta which ...
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... says : 3 1 Beginning of the fifth chapter of Paley's Political Philosophy . 2 Paragraph four . 3 Paragraph six of the Declaration of the Rights of Men . Liberty is that faculty , according to which it belongs AND SELF - GOVERNMENT . 35.
... says : 3 1 Beginning of the fifth chapter of Paley's Political Philosophy . 2 Paragraph four . 3 Paragraph six of the Declaration of the Rights of Men . Liberty is that faculty , according to which it belongs AND SELF - GOVERNMENT . 35.
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Francis Lieber. Liberty is that faculty , according to which it belongs to man to do that which does not interfere with the rights of others ; it has for its basis , nature ; for its rule , justice ; for its pro- tection , the law ; its ...
Francis Lieber. Liberty is that faculty , according to which it belongs to man to do that which does not interfere with the rights of others ; it has for its basis , nature ; for its rule , justice ; for its pro- tection , the law ; its ...
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... belong to some one else . It is natural that freedom appeared to the ancients , first of all , as a con- tradistinction to slavery , or as its negation . This is not quite dissimilar to the fact that most languages designate the state ...
... belong to some one else . It is natural that freedom appeared to the ancients , first of all , as a con- tradistinction to slavery , or as its negation . This is not quite dissimilar to the fact that most languages designate the state ...
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