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principles of the liberal Christian and Whigs of his day. ' 29 Leo Strauss points out that for 27 Cf. GOUGH, JOHN LOCKE'S POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY 22 (1950): "To a great extent, the source of Locke's inspiration ... on the subject of natural law was the Bible, which he cites freely." 28 Letter From John Locke to Tyrrell, op. cit. supra note 24, at 366-73. 29 LAMPRECHT, THE MORAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY OF JOHN
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