Any one who would assert the right to a thing as his must be in possession of it as an object. In practical relations, this would be to annihilate them, by making them res nullius, notwithstanding the fact that acts of will in relation to such things would formally harmonize, in the actual use of them, with the external freedom of all according to universal laws. Ultimately, as the title quote illustrates, More
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Any one who would assert the right to a thing as his must be in possession of it as an object. In practical relations, this would be to annihilate them, by making them res nullius, notwithstanding the fact that acts of will in relation to such things would formally harmonize, in the actual use of them, with the external freedom of all according to universal laws. Ultimately, as the title quote illustrates, More