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Anti Craetsman on Law and Liberty Debate
The passage argues that government power rests on obedience to laws and that resistance without proof of legal violation threatens liberty. It critiques the Dissertation on Parties for urging resistance as a moral certainty and warns that acting without demonstrable provable wrong undermines a free state. The author defends lawful dissent and questions the author’s true motive.
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Charles the First
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