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As far as the individual goes, neither his goods nor his existence were protected at all.
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Walter Bagehot
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gutenberg.orgAs far as the individual goes, neither his goods nor his existence were protected at all.
This statement emphasizes the lack of protection for individuals in early societies regarding their possessions and lives.
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