鈥楽he鈥檒l tear it up directly she gets it,鈥 said Robert,

§ 43 Freedom does not exist as original and natural — it must be first sought out and won.

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§ 44 The patriarchal condition is one of transition, its unity not advancing beyond the merely

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§ 45 No law can be valid without the approval of all.

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§ 46 The State is an abstraction; but it is an actuality, and must embody itself in individual will.

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§ 47 The necessity of a particular constitution is made to depend on the condition of the people

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§ 48 The State is the embodiment of rational freedom, realising itself in an objective form.

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§ 49 The State is the Idea of Spirit in the external manifestation of human Will and its Freedom.

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§ 50 We observe a union between the objective - the Idea, - and the subjective- the personality

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