Personal rights

About this book

In "Personal Rights," a pivotal presidential address was delivered to the forty-first annual gathering of the Personal Rights Association, penned by the esteemed Mrs. Mona Caird in the early 20th century. This thought-provoking political and philosophical pamphlet delves into the core principles of personal rights, shedding light on the pressing issues discussed at the association's meeting. Caird's address underscores the significance of individual autonomy and freedom, resonating with civic activists, students, and historians alike who seek a deeper understanding of the evolution of personal rights discourse. Dive into this document to explore the intricate tapestry of rights and responsibilities that have shaped our societal fabric.

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