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To the Printer of the Daily Courant on Faction and Government
The author argues that civil government rests on securing liberty and property, warns against faction as sedition, and discusses how to judge good from bad government. He compares absolute and limited monarchies, highlighting rational freedom as the political happiness goal, and cites Poland to illustrate class tensions and opinion on governance.
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Augustus
Halle
Poland
Perfan
Berzard Cer
Radziville
Folon Sabieski