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Jiang presents Locke's social contract as a government whose purpose is to protect life, liberty, and property, with property becoming an engine for wealth accumulation and English power.
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English Power
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"really matter okay if it's up to humans to decide how to structure society how can you best do so and at this time..."
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"China and France do you get it that's okay too because it happened elsewhere okay all right so part of property and as you..."
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"...the British colonies for safekeeping, okay? So that's a source of English power. Second is the idea of security. Security is a piece of..."
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