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The modern liberal order rests on negative freedom, popular sovereignty, equality before law, religious tolerance, and freedom of expression.
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Liberal Order
The modern liberal order rests on negative freedom, popular sovereignty, equality before law, religious tolerance, and freedom of expression.
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"Okay? Does that make sense guys? Okay? This is the beginning of modernity, right? Four, political liberty consists in the power of doing whatever..."
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"...So the Declaration of Rights of Man basically defines the new liberal order."
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