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|contents=This right became an element of political discourse in the late Enlightenment, especially the American Revolution. In the mid and late [[Probable year:: 1800]]s , writers such as Mill and Leo XIII pushed the idea into the mainstream.
|contents=This right became an element of political discourse in the late Enlightenment, especially the American Revolution. In the mid and late [[Probable year:: 1800]]s , writers such as Mill and Leo XIII pushed the idea into the mainstream.


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  Mill, J. S. (1975) Three essays : On liberty, Representative government, The subjection of women. London: Oxford University Press.
Catholic Church. Pope (1878-1903 : Leo XIII). Rerum Novarum : Enciclica Di Leone XIII Sulla Questione Operaia. Lugano :Edizione a cura dell'Organizzazione cristano-sociale del canton Ticino per la celebrazione del LXX, 1961.
 
Mill, J. S. (1975) Three essays : On liberty, Representative government, The subjection of women. London: Oxford University Press.
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Freedom of Association

Is the identification of this right associated with a particular era in history, political regime, or political leader?

This right became an element of political discourse in the late Enlightenment, especially the American Revolution. In the mid and late 1800s , writers such as Mill and Leo XIII pushed the idea into the mainstream.

References:

Catholic Church. Pope (1878-1903 : Leo XIII). Rerum Novarum : Enciclica Di Leone XIII Sulla Questione Operaia. Lugano :Edizione a cura dell'Organizzazione cristano-sociale del canton Ticino per la celebrazione del LXX, 1961.

Mill, J. S. (1975) Three essays : On liberty, Representative government, The subjection of women. London: Oxford University Press.



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