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6642. PERSONAL LIBERTY, Natural.—
Under the law of nature, all men are born
free, every one comes into the world with a
right to his own person, which includes the
liberty of moving and using it at his own
will. This is what is called personal liberty,
and is given him by the Author of nature,
because necessary for his own sustenance.—
Legal Argument.
Ford ed., i, 376.
(1770)
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