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102. Bergh,
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103.
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104. Blackstone,
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105. Blackstone,
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106. Blackstone,
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107. Blackstone,
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108. Charles Bracelen Flood,
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109.
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110.The Federalist Papers
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111.Fitzpatrick,
Writings of George Washington
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112.Alexis de Touqueville,
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113.Alexis de Touqueville,
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114. Clarence Carson,
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115. Quoted in Koch,
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116. Laile Bartlett, "The Education of Eldridge Cleaver,"
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117. Harold C. Syrett et al., eds.,
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118. Wells,
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119. Smyth,
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120. Smyth,
Writings of Benjamin Franklin
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121. Smyth,
Writings of Benjamin Franklin
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122. Smyth,
Writings of Benjamin Franklin
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123. Smyth,
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124. Smyth,
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125. John Locke,
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126. William Blackstone,
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127.
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128. George A. Peek, Jr., ed.,
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129. Blackstone,
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130. Quoted in Judson A. Crane,
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131. Frederic Bastiat,
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132. Blackstone,
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133. Blackstone,
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134. For a complete codification of these laws, see W. Cleon Skousen,
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135. Bergh,
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136. Blackstone,
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137. Blackstone,
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138. Colin Rhys Lovell,
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139. Colin Rhys Lovell,
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140. John Locke,
Second Essay Concerning Civil Government
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141. William Blackstone,
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142. Algernon Sidney,
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143. John Locke,
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144. Lovell,
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145.The Federalist Papers
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146. Quoted by Hamilton Albert Long,
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147.The Federalist Papers
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148.
Annals of America
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149. John Locke,
Second Essay Concerning Civil Government
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150. John Locke,
Second Essay Concerning Civil Government
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151. John Locke,
Second Essay Concerning Civil Government
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152.
Annals of America
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