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Conditions of submission have been contested, and, as liberty has gained upon authority, have been jealously formulated.
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gutenberg.orgWoodrow Wilson: “Conditions of submission have been contested, and, as liberty has gained upon authority, have been jealously formulated.”
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This statement discusses the evolving conditions of submission as liberty grows stronger against authority.
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