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 1      I, VI  |          two sorts of nobility and freedom, the one absolute, the other
 2      I, VI  |          but that they distinguish freedom and slavery, noble and humble
 3    III, VIII|            are well-to-do, whereas freedom is enjoyed by an, and wealth
 4    III, VIII|      enjoyed by an, and wealth and freedom are the grounds on which
 5    III, IX  |         have the same or a greater freedom or nobility of birth but
 6    III, XII |        measured wealth and against freedom, height in general may be
 7    III, XII |          slaves. But if wealth and freedom are necessary elements,
 8    III, XVII|          suited for constitutional freedom are those among whom there
 9     IV, IV  |      characteristics of wealth and freedom. Both of them contain many
10     IV, VIII|            is of an oligarchy, and freedom of a democracy. In all of
11     IV, VIII|           the attempt to unite the freedom of the poor and the wealth
12     IV, VIII|           share in the government, freedom, wealth, and virtue (for
13     IV, XII |        quantity. By quality I mean freedom, wealth, education, good
14      V, IX  |         has arisen a false idea of freedom which is contradictory to
15      V, IX  |     government of the majority and freedom. Men think that what is
16      V, IX  |         the popular will; and that freedom means the doing what a man
17      V, X   |           have given their country freedom, or have settled or gained
18      V, XII | extravagance he declares excessive freedom to be the cause.~Finally,
19     VI, II  |           so it contributes to the freedom based upon equality.~Such
20     VI, II  |           will secure equality and freedom in their state.~
21     VI, IV  |        pleases; for where absolute freedom is allowed, there is nothing
22    VII, III |      between slavery by nature and freedom by nature, about which I
23    VII, VII |            they retain comparative freedom, but have no political organization,
24    VII, VII |            command and the love of freedom are in all men based upon