Second Treatise of Government
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The IntroductionOf the State of NatureOf the State of WarOf SlaveryOf PropertyOf Paternal PowerOf Political or Civil SocietyOf the Beginning of Political SocietiesOf the Ends of Political Society and GovernmentOf the Forms of a CommonwealthOf the Extent of the Legislative PowerOf the Legislative, Executive, and Federative Power of the CommonwealthOf the Subordination of the Powers of the CommonwealthOf PrerogativeOf Paternal, Political, and Despotical Power, considered togetherOf ConquestOf UsurpationOf TyrannyOf the Dissolution of Government
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Author: John Locke
Composed: 1689 CE