The Antecedents of the Declaration of Independence
The Antecedents of the Declaration of Independence
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Instead of the state the individual became the object of attention, and speculation about him led to their theories.
These two systems of philosophy connected the Greek world with the Roman. In the development of their theories, however, the Stoics were responsible for a certain confusion between rights by law (vojaa)) and rights by nature (cpvasi), applying to the latter the same meaning as to the former.
Among the Romans, Polybius, ^ for he may be called a Roman, discovered the origin of the ...state in maivs instinct, and Cicero discovered it in man's love of society and not in his weakness. For us Cicero's ideas of natural law are most important, for from such were formulated the theories of natural rights. The science of the nature of law, according to Cicero, 6 does not come from the codes such as the Twelve Tables, but from philosophy herself. In all men there is a natural reason or sense of right and wrong. It is born in us a Bk. VI of his history. B De Republiea and De Legibus.
THE DECLAKATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Instead of the state the individual became the object of attention, and speculation about him led to their theories.
These two systems of philosophy connected the Greek world with the Roman. In the development of their theories, however, the Stoics were responsible for a certain confusion between rights by law (vojaa)) and rights by nature (cpvasi), applying to the latter the same meaning as to the former.
Among the Romans, Polybius, ^ for he may be called a Roman, discovered the origin of the ...state in maivs instinct, and Cicero discovered it in man's love of society and not in his weakness. For us Cicero's ideas of natural law are most important, for from such were formulated the theories of natural rights. The science of the nature of law, according to Cicero, 6 does not come from the codes such as the Twelve Tables, but from philosophy herself. In all men there is a natural reason or sense of right and wrong. It is born in us a Bk. VI of his history. B De Republiea and De Legibus.
THE DECLAKATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
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