Liberty
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
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The condition of a freeman; freedom from restraint; freedom. In its broad sense, the right not only of freedom from servitude, imprisonment or restraint, but the right of one to use his fac- ' Penn. Const. Art. I, sec.
7. Compare Const, Ala. I, 5, 13; Ark. II, 6; Cal. I, 9; Col. II, 10; Conn. I, 5-7; Del. I, 5; Fla. D, R. 10; Ga. I, 9; Dl. n, 4; Ind. I, 9-10; Iowa, I, 7; Kan. B. E. 11; Ky. Xin, 9-10; La. 4; Me. I, 4; Mass. 1, 16; Mich. IV, 43, VI, 25; Minn. I, 3; Miss. I, 4; Mo. II, 14; Neb. I, 5; Nev. L 9; N. H. I, 22; N. J. I, 5;