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Two Treatises of Government: Revision history


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  • curprev 15:3515:35, 17 April 2023 LastDodo talk contribs 48,488 bytes −133 Conquest and slavery: First para claims 'justification for slavery', but text says the opposite - that the justification could never be met ("rendered all forms of slavery as it actually exists invalid"). So first sentence highly misleading, and second one about Locke justifying slavery in Carolinas makes no sense (so I removed it). undo

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  • curprev 09:1709:17, 3 June 2021 FaustUndMephisto talk contribs 48,960 bytes +32 State of Nature: I propose this edit, as I feel the older version implied that Locke only held democracy to be fit for government. This is not supported by the text: in theory all governments, that don't arbitrarily rule over its people, are possibilities for Locke. See for example 2nd treatise, § 213, where Locke describes a government, with a mighty king and aristocratic council and only allows its abolishment in case of abuse of power. undo Tag: Visual edit

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