Two Treatises of Government¶
Locke, J. (1689). Two Treatises of Government.
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Primes¶
- Consent
- The essential commitment is fourfold: (1) the consenting agent — a person or party with cognitive and legal capacity for autonomous decision, capable of understanding implications and expressing will; (2) the action or transfer requiring legitimation
This sourceGrounds political authority in consent (actual, tacit, or hypothetical); the tacit-consent doctrine (Second Treatise, ch. VIII §119: enjoyment of territory implies consent) supports D21-061 and D21-065.
- The essential commitment is fourfold: (1) the consenting agent — a person or party with cognitive and legal capacity for autonomous decision, capable of understanding implications and expressing will; (2) the action or transfer requiring legitimation
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