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... equal liberty as the birthright of every other people , the weakest as well as the strong- est , yellow , black and brown as well as white . SUGGESTED READINGS The Declaration of Independence . Patrick Henry , Liberty Speech . Daniel ...
... equal liberty as the birthright of every other people , the weakest as well as the strong- est , yellow , black and brown as well as white . SUGGESTED READINGS The Declaration of Independence . Patrick Henry , Liberty Speech . Daniel ...
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... in mind this sacred principle , that though the will of the majority is in all cases to prevail , that will , to be rightful must be reasonable ; that the minority possess their equal rights which equal laws must protect , and to violate ...
... in mind this sacred principle , that though the will of the majority is in all cases to prevail , that will , to be rightful must be reasonable ; that the minority possess their equal rights which equal laws must protect , and to violate ...
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Durant Drake. rights which equal laws must protect , and to violate which would be oppressive . " In short , the individual has certain rights that not even the elected represen- tatives of the people have the right to destroy . Our ...
Durant Drake. rights which equal laws must protect , and to violate which would be oppressive . " In short , the individual has certain rights that not even the elected represen- tatives of the people have the right to destroy . Our ...
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... equal . " This is not , of course , the announcement of a biological law , but an emphatic way of saying that all men ought to have equality of treatment - equal security for life and limb , equal access to the means for developing ...
... equal . " This is not , of course , the announcement of a biological law , but an emphatic way of saying that all men ought to have equality of treatment - equal security for life and limb , equal access to the means for developing ...
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... equal opportunity in litigation with the rich man ; and under present conditions , ashamed as we may be of it , this is not the fact . " In what respects is it not the fact ? Well , in the first place , it costs more than a poor man can ...
... equal opportunity in litigation with the rich man ; and under present conditions , ashamed as we may be of it , this is not the fact . " In what respects is it not the fact ? Well , in the first place , it costs more than a poor man can ...
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