| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Such being the case, the state is a purely hypothetical one; and when we say all men are free and equal in it, we announce a mere hypothetical truism; that is, a truism resting on a mere supposition that cannot exist, and of course one of little or no practical value???.But to call it a state of nature was a great misnomer, and has led to dangerous errors; for that cannot justly be called a state
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