private property

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private property (69:9sec). See also capital; competition; possessions; wealth
among primitives
brought increased liberty and stability (69:9.16)
first p.p. consisted of things personally touched (69:9.8)
food was man’s first (66:5.3)
institution came with agriculture (81:2.13)
methods of handling early property disputes (70:11.8-12)
regarded as spiritual handicap (89:3.2)
respected because supposed charged with owner’s personality (69:9.9)
sleeping space was one of earliest (69:9.11)
essential to modern national life (70:9.7) (71:1.4,17)
institution of self-maintenance (84:8.6)
man craves right to use, control, sell, and bequeath (71:2.14)
necessitated government (70:0.1) (71:2.14) (81:2.7)
right to p.p. not absolute, but all government, liberty, and happiness have grown up around (69:9.17)

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