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No one now needs to be told what the principle of the American Revolution was : it was the principle of individual liberty . Though the men who signed the Declaration of Independence . were no theorists but practical statesmen , a very ...
No one now needs to be told what the principle of the American Revolution was : it was the principle of individual liberty . Though the men who signed the Declaration of Independence . were no theorists but practical statesmen , a very ...
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Too much law was too much government ; and too much government was too little individual privilege , -as too much individual privilege in its turn was selfish license . Now let us hold this mirror up to ourselves and see if we rec- ...
Too much law was too much government ; and too much government was too little individual privilege , -as too much individual privilege in its turn was selfish license . Now let us hold this mirror up to ourselves and see if we rec- ...
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There can be no liberty if the individual is not free : there is no such thing as corporate liberty . There is no other possible formula for a free government than this : that the law must deal with individuals , allowing them to choose ...
There can be no liberty if the individual is not free : there is no such thing as corporate liberty . There is no other possible formula for a free government than this : that the law must deal with individuals , allowing them to choose ...
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