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[W]henever the Legislators endeavor to take away,... |
All wealth is the product of labor.... |
The power of the legislative being derived... |
I have no reason to suppose, that... |
Whosoever uses force without Right ... puts... |
The body of People may with Respect... |
Tis a Mistake to think this Fault... |
[I]t being reasonable and just, I should... |
[F]or nothing is to be accounted hostile... |
The Natural Liberty of Man is to be free... |
All men by nature are equal in that... |
It cannot be supposed that they should... |
Self-defence is a part of the law... |
The only fence against the world
is a thorough... |
Is it worth the name of freedom... |
[W]henever the legislators endeavour to take away,... |
If the innocent honest Man must quietly... |
The Care therefore of every man's Soul... |
... whenever the Legislators endeavour to take... |
The people cannot delegate to government the power... |
Men being by nature all free, equal... |
Where there is no law there is no freedom.... |
Virtue is harder to be got than... |
Any single man must judge for himself... |
Freedom of men under government is to have... |
[Individuals] have a right to defend themselves... |
[H]e that thinks absolute power purifies men's... |
To love truth for truth's sake is the principal... |
[E]very Man has a Property in his... |
New opinions are always suspected, and usually... |
And because it may be too great... |
Government has no other end than the preservation... |
The people cannot delegate to government the power... |
