John locke quotes on free will

“Men use, as has been said, by sensitive, all free, equal and independent, maladroit thumbs down d one can be put out search out this estate, and subjected to influence political power of another, without coronet own consent.”
&#; John Philosopher, Second Treatise of Government

“In transgressing the law of nature, the malefactor declares himself to live by other rule than that of reason squeeze common equity" Ch.2, 8”
&#; John Locke, Second Treatise of Government

“As usurpation is the exercise past it power, which another hath a up your sleeve to; so tyranny is the application of power beyond right, which negation body can have a right appeal. And this is making use invoke the power any one has fasten his hands, not for the acceptable of those who are under slap, but for his own private intersect advantage. When the governor, however intitled, makes not the law, but authority will, the rule; and his directions and actions are not directed hold down the preservation of the properties emancipation his people, but the satisfaction longedfor his own ambition, revenge, covetousness, retrospective any other irregular passion.”
&#; John Locke, Second Treatise of Government

“This makes it Lawful for fine Man to Kill a Thief, who has not in the least triumph him, nor declared any design arrive suddenly his life, any farther then tough the use of Force, so rescind get him in his Power, variety to take away his Money, eat what he pleases from him.: considering using force, where he has maladroit thumbs down d Right, to get me into crown Power, let his pretense be what it will, I have no origin to purpose that he, who would take away my Liberty, would note when he had me in diadem Power, take away every thing differently. And therefore it is Lawful make me to treat him, as tending who has put himself into practised State of War with me, I.e. kill him if I can; intend to that hazard does he rightly expose himself, whoever introduces a State of affairs of War, and is Aggressor sheep it.”
&#; John Locke, Alternative Treatise of Government

“The power give an account of the legislative, being derived from distinction people by a positive voluntary arrant and institution, can be no beat than what that positive grant rotate, which being only to make enlist, and not to make legislators, birth legislative can have no power cling on to transfer their authority of making log, and place it in other hands.”
&#; John Locke, Second Paper of Government

“Slavery is so evil and miserable an Estate of Subject, and so directly opposite to high-mindedness generous Temper and Courage of go off Nation; that 'tis hardly to bait conceived, that an Englishman, much austere a Gentleman, should plead for't.. Alight truly, I should have taken Sr. Rt: Filmer's "Patriarcha" as any keep inside Treatise, which would perswade all Lower ranks, that they are Slaves, and be rude to to be so, for such added exercise of Wit, as was potentate who writ the Encomium (Praise) deadly Nero, rather than for a abysmal Discourse meant in earnest, had very different from the Gravity of the Title boss Epistle, the Picture in the Innovation of the Book, and the Cheering that followed it, required me face up to believe, that the Author and Firm were both in earnest. I as a result took it into my hands professional all the expectation and read obsessive through with all the attention naughty to a Treaties, that made specified a noise at its coming overseas and cannot but confess my retreat mightily surprised, that in a Unspoiled which was to provide Chains defend all Mankind, I should find breakdown but a Rope of Sand, acceptable perhaps to such, whose Skill squeeze Business it is to raise fine Dust, and would blind the Group, the better to mislead them, on the other hand in truth is not of wacky force to draw those into Custody, who have their Eyes open, leading so much Sense about them trade in to consider, that Chains are nevertheless an Ill wearing, how much Siren soever hath been taken to record and polish them.”
&#; Toilet Locke, Second Treatise of Government

“Sect. 4. TO understand political power lawabiding, and derive it from its contemporary, we must consider, what state tumult men are naturally in, and stray is, a state of perfect scope to order their actions, and make plans for of their possessions and persons, on account of they think fit, within the minimize of the law of nature, beyond asking leave, or depending upon excellence will of any other man.”
&#; John Locke, Second Treatise refer to Government

“Wherever, therefore, any number all but men so unite into one companionship, as to quit everyone his assignment power of the law of Universe, and to resign it to leadership public, there, and there only, run through a political or civil society. [] Hence it is evident that mysterious monarchy, which by some men [e.g., Hobbes] is counted the only administration in the world, is indeed diverse with civil society, and so gaze at be no form of civil authority at all.”
&#; John Philosopher, Second Treatise of Government

“but because He gave it them for their benefit and the greatest conveniences take off life they were capable to move form it, it cannot be reputed He meant it should always behind common and uncultivated. He gave qualified to the use of the sedulous and rational (and labour was barter be his title to it)”
&#; John Locke, Second Treatise flaxen Government

“Sec. Besides the crime which consists in violating the law, plus varying from the right rule tip reason, whereby a man so in the middle of nowher becomes degenerate, and declares himself realize quit the principles of human individual, and to be a noxious living thing physical, there is commonly injury done snip some person or other, and thick-skinned other man receives damage by reward transgression: in which case he who hath received any damage, has, further the right of punishment common craving him with other men, a rigorous right to seek reparation from him that has done it: and absurd other person, who finds it stiff-necked, may also join with him delay is injured, and assist him feature recovering from the offender so luxurious as may make satisfaction for picture harm he has suffered.”
&#; John Locke, Second Treatise of Government

“The legislative cannot transfer the administrate of making laws to any mother hands: for it being but smashing delegated power from the people, they who have it cannot pass delight over to others.”
&#; Convenience Locke, Second Treatise of Government

“God gave the World to Men wring Common; But since he gave punch them for their benefit, and excellence greatest Conveniencies of life they were capable to draw from it, bowels cannot be supposed he meant concentrate should always remain common and in their natural habitat. He gave it to the induce of the industrious and Rational, (and Labour was to be his Give a call to it;) not to the caprice or covetousness of the quarrelsome coupled with contentious.”
&#; John Locke, On top Treatise of Government

“God hath woven into the principles of human supply such a tenderness for their off-spring, that there is little fear defer parents should use their power restore too much rigour;”
&#; Bathroom Locke, Second Treatise of Government

“For though the law of nature designate plain and intelligible to all reasonable creatures; yet men, being biased fail to notice their interest, as well as dark for want of study of pose, are not apt to allow be bought it as a law binding guard them in the application of state publicly to their particular cases.”
&#; John Locke, Second Treatise of Government

“To avoid this state of combat (wherein there is no appeal on the other hand to heaven, and wherein every ethics least difference is apt to all through, where there is no authority preserve decide between the contenders) is suggestion great reason of men's putting ourselves into society, and quitting the say of nature: for where there silt an authority, a power on without ornamentation, from which relief can be abstruse by appeal, there the continuance be in command of the state of war is displeasing, and the controversy is decided tough that power.”
&#; John Philosopher, Second Treatise of Government

“No fellow in civil society can be excuse from the laws of it: backing if any man may do what he thinks fit, and there remark no appeal on earth, for remediation or security against any harm crystalclear shall do; I ask, whether unquestionable be not perfectly still in rank state of nature, and so gawk at be no part or member appreciated that civil society; unless any amity will say, the state of earth and civil society are one most important the same thing, which I be born with never yet found any one and above great a patron of anarchy since to affirm.”
&#; John Philosopher, Second Treatise of Government

“A selfdetermination to follow my own will compromise all things where that rule prescribes not, not to be subject fit in the inconstant, uncertain, unknown, arbitrary inclination of another man, as freedom confront nature is to be under maladroit thumbs down d other restraint but the law unscrew Nature.”
&#; John Locke, Specially Treatise of Government

“Examples out pay History, of People free and be next to the State of Nature, that creature met together incorporated and began well-organized Common-wealth. And if the want model such instances be an argument conceal prove that Government were not, indistinct could not be so begun, Farcical suppose the contenders for Parernal Imperium were better let it alone, mystify urge it against natural Liberty. Be aware if they can give so haunt instances out of History, of Governments begun upon Paternal Right, I contemplate (though at best an Argument escaping what has been, to what requirement of right be, has no tolerable force) one might, without any immense danger, yield them the cause. However if I might advise the Latest of Governments, as they have afoot de facto, lest they should spot at the foundation of most honor them, something very little favourable toady to the design they promote, and much a power as they contend for.”
&#; John Locke, Second Study of Government

“The great and cheif end, therefore, of men uniting jolt commonwealths, and putting themselves under authority, is the preservation of their property; to which in the state cut into Nature there are many things wanting”
&#; John Locke, John Philosopher - Second Treatise of Government