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Locke's Second Treatise of Government

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The treatise discusses the duties and obligations of legislators and of other leaders of government, and describes the proper uses and limits of executive and legislative power. The treatise also describes the conditions under which a government may be dissolved by the people of a civil society if the government fails to protect their freedom and security...
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The 'state of nature' is governed by the 'law of nature,' and the 'law of nature' is that of reason. The 'law of reason' declares that all individuals should refrain from causing harm to each other's liberty, property, and well-being. If all individuals obey the 'law of reason,' then peace and harmony will be maintained, and a 'state of war' will be avoided...
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