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John locke's idea of liberty was a main principle in the U.S. declaration of independence and?
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John locke's idea of liberty was a main principle in the U.S. declaration of independence and?

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among these fundamental natural lights locke said are life liberty and property locke believed that the most basic human law of nature is the preservation of menkind
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The battle cry of the French Revolution

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