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1 liberty of the subject
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2 liberty
свобода, воля; свобода вибору; безцеремонність; привілей, право- liberty of choiceliberty, equality and fraternity — свобода, рівність і братерство
- liberty of conscience
- liberty of contract
- liberty of discussion
- liberty of each
- liberty of individual
- liberty of printing
- liberty of speech
- liberty of the press
- liberty of the subject
- liberty principle
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