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This politico-philosophical work examines, in a humanistic way, how far a government should extend or confine its operations with regard to the individual. The real end of the state is its concern for the individual's security, and Humboldt goes on to consider philosophically the legal implications of this conclusion.
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Mark Boback
reviewed The sphere and duties of government on May 27, 2015
The sphere and duties of government
Consdering the date this book was writen, postulates of liberalism that are discribed in it still stands. Maybe not in the exact way that they are described in the book... Changed, I would say. Of course, some things have changed a lot (attitude toward women), and some are still the same. But thats the beauty of this book. You can see the similarities and the differences between now and then.
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