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Thomas Hill Green. Lectures on the Principles of Political Obligation
Lectures on the Principles of Political Obligation
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ON THE DIFFERENT SENSES OF 'FREEDOM' AS APPLIED TO WILL AND TO THE MORAL PROGRESS OF MAN
LECTURES ON THE PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION
ON THE DIFFERENT SENSES OF 'FREEDOM' AS APPLIED TO WILL AND TO THE MORAL PROGRESS OF MAN
ON THE DIFFERENT SENSES OF 'FREEDOM' AS APPLIED TO WILL AND TO THE MORAL PROGRESS OF MAN
LECTURES ON THE PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION
LECTURES ON THE PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION. A. THE GROUNDS OF POLITICAL OBLIGATION
B. SPINOZA
C. HOBBES
D. LOCKE
E. ROUSSEAU
G. WILL, NOT FORCE, IS THE BASIS OF THE STATE
H. HAS THE CITIZEN RIGHTS AGAINST THE STATE?
I. PRIVATE RIGHTS.THE RIGHT TO LIFE AND LIBERTY
K. THE RIGHT OF THE STATE OVER THE INDIVIDUAL IN WAR
L. THE RIGHT OF THE STATE TO PUNISH
M. THE RIGHT OF THE STATE TO PROMOTE MORALITY
N. THE RIGHT OF THE STATE IN REGARD TO PROPERTY
O. THE RIGHT OF THE STATE IN REGARD TO THE FAMILY
P. RIGHTS AND VIRTUES
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Thomas Hill Green
Reprinted from Green's Philosophical Works, vol. II., with Preface by Bernard Bosanquet
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121. We must admit (a) that the idea of the state as serving a common interest is only partially realised, even by the most enlightened subject, though so far as realised it is what makes him a loyal subject
122. (b) That if he is to be an intelligent patriot as well as a loyal subject, he must take a personal part in the work of the state
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