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Conclusion,ls within independent states for localised changes. It is this pattern, I have suggested, that makes the 1790s in Britain a watershed decade for the cause of natural rights. The revolutions in America and France in the 1780s galvanised an ebbing tradition of natural law which still existed amongst l

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