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| so:text | This version of social contract theory stipulated that the king could continue to demand allegiance only so long as he fulfills his part of the agreement. If he violates his trust—as Americans believed he had with the Coercive Acts—he ‘unkings’ himself and releases his subjects from their part of the deal. His subjects are thereby cast into a ‘state of nature’—that is, a society without government—and are then free to form a new government of their own choosing. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/George_H._Smith |
| so:description | The American Revolution and The Declaration of Independence (2017) (en) |
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