Bishop Bossuet, Thomas Hobbes,

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…views of human nature than Hobbes. Locke believed in natural rights allowing to limit the power of the government, emphasized that property is the basis of all freedom, and that a government that acted without consent, went against the contract and gave the right to the subjects to revolution. Above all, he believed that the citizens followed the rights of a region and in return the government was a contract that provided them with security.