Both of Locke's most important political writings begin by stating the same problem, the problem of partiality.
An edition of Friends, Citizens, Strangers
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Friends, Citizens, Strangers
Essays on Where We Belong
by Richard Vernon
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Friends, Citizens, Strangers: Essays on Where We Belong
December 31, 2005, University of Toronto Press
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