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Born in Dublin, Ireland, Burke entered (British) Parliament in 1765, a Whig. Throughout his political career, Burke had supported the cause of freedom, but was opposed to any movements in the direction of increased freedom that would produce mayhem. Burke's definition of freedom, at its most basic description is that freedom should be free from coercion (free from restraint or force); whether it stemmed from the crown, parliament, or the people and that all men are born free (in "The State of Nature")...
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Throughout his political career, Burke had supported the cause of freedom, but was opposed to any movements in the direction of increased freedom that would produce mayhem. Burke's definition of freedom, at its most basic description is that freedom should be free from coercion (free from restraint or force); whether it stemmed from the crown, parliament, or the people and that all men are born free (in "The State of Nature")...
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