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But several individuals may agree among themselves to be governed by certain rules, since that is their freedom to do so.
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Victoria C. Woodhull
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gutenberg.orgBut several individuals may agree among themselves to be governed by certain rules, since that is their freedom to do so.
This passage acknowledges that individuals can voluntarily agree to be governed by rules, which is a form of exercising their freedom.
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