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- Philosophy Politics and Society Second (2nd) Series
- Patriarcha and other political works of sir robert filmer
- John LockeTwo Treatises of Goverment
- Locke's Two Treatises of Government
- Verlorene Lebenswelten
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- “From the point of view of our discussion, the book as a response to political and literary circumstances, its origin belongs to the autumn and winter of 1678-80, exactly a decade earlier than it is traditionally supposed to have been written. Two Treatises is an Exclusion Tract, not a Revolution Pamphlet.”
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- 1915-12-18
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- 2001-11-08
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