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    "title": "Limited government and resistance",
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    "summary": "Government receives fiduciary power ordered to the public good; when it destroys that trust, Locke allows resistance without celebrating every revolt.",
    "body": "In the current corpus, this annotation connects 19 passages across 1 works, including Second Treatise of Government. These links provide inspectable points of comparison; they do not assume that every author uses the concept in the same sense.",
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        "thinkers": 1,
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            "title": "Second Treatise of Government",
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