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14735	Laski, Harold Joseph	Political Thought in England from Locke to Bentham			.txt	text/plain	59822	3134	67	gave to the principle of consent a permanent place in English politics. the political aspect of English religious life until, after 1832, new nature which precedes political organization had been a state of war. men's natural rights which Locke, like the Independents in the Puritan The State has power only for the protection of natural law. Locke is generalizing from the English constitution; and its sense of The theory of a state of nature, with the rights therein implied, is the natural rights has received new meaning from each critical period of view of the natural goodness of men, Hobbes' sense of their evil Locke's theory is a means of preserving the humanity of men; Hobbes actions of men alone concern the State; while Law insists that the root seemed to him the men who should with justice exercise political power. Burke demanded in his governing class; and the States-General did not	./cache/14735.txt	./txt/14735.txt