On Rights, False Principles, and Liberty’s End: Algernon Sidney

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On Rights, False Principles, and Liberty’s End: Algernon Sidney

Algernon Sidney

Daily Dabble in the Classics, Algernon Sidney, 1698

The Rights of particular Nations cannot subsist, if General Principles contrary to them are received as true.

Source: Algernon Sidney, “Discourses Concerning Government,” Section 4. 1698. Daily Dabble in the Classics is a project of Steve Farrell and The Moral Liberal.