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But any and all such prohibitions, or qualifications, are a denial of men's natural right to make their own contracts.
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Lysander Spooner
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gutenberg.orgBut any and all such prohibitions, or qualifications, are a denial of men's natural right to make their own contracts.
This quote emphasizes Spooner's belief that any restrictions on contracts violate natural rights.
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