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Chapter 8
Of the Beginning of Political Societies
The works of John Locke. v. 5 |  |
§. 104. But, to conclude: reason being plain on our side that men are naturally free; and the examples of history showing that the governments of the world, that were begun in peace, had their beginning laid on that foundation, and were made by the consent of the people; there can be little room for doubt, either where the right is, or what has been the opinion or practice of mankind about the first erecting of governments.
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Chapter 8
Of the Beginning of Political Societies
The works of John Locke. v. 5 | |