This work states that a justified conqueror has dominion over those that opposed him, but not thosewho didn't.
This work states that a justified conqueror has dominion over those that opposed him, but not thosewho didn't. One section of this work quotes Richard Hooker at length to talk about the maxims of justiceand charity. This work cites the example of a man eating from an apple tree to show that labor is whatdistinguishing common (*) goods from private goods. This work was a follow-up to a work which refuted RobertFilmer's Patriarcha, and states that humanity begins in a state of perfect equality until conflicts over property arise.Its last section discusses how repeated abuses and the breach of trust can lead to the dissolution of government,which supposedly inspired the American Revolution. For 10 points, name this 1689 work of political philosophy byJohn Locke.
This work states that a justified conqueror has dominion over those that opposed him, but not thosewho didn't.
"Second Treatise of Government" [prompt on "Two Treatises of Government"]