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Which philosopher called all people the "sovering" meaning all power should rest with them?
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Which philosopher called all people the "sovering" meaning all power should rest with them?

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I believe John Locke was the philosopher that called people the sovering meaning all power should rest with them.
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Thomas Hobbes, John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau all believed in popular sovereignty - meaning the power should rest with the people.
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