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John Locke considers “life, liberty, and property” to be what

John Locke considers “life, liberty, and property” to be what
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John Locke considers “life, liberty, and property” to be what

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Everyone’s basic human rights
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Unalienable Rights

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Thes rights were said to be the rights people are born with

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