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That is to say, he has, by nature, the right to judge of, and enforce his own rights, and judge of, and redress his own wrongs.
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Lysander Spooner
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gutenberg.orgThat is to say, he has, by nature, the right to judge of, and enforce his own rights, and judge of, and redress his own wrongs.
Spooner explains that individuals have the right to judge and enforce their own rights and wrongs.
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