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!--who has not dreamed it? So men shall become free, entirely free, free from all constraint! From all constraint, really from all? Are they never to put constraint on themselves any more?
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Oh yes, that, of course; don't you see, that is no constraint at all? Well, then at any rate they are to become free from religious faith, from the strict duties of morality, from the inexorability of the law, from--
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What a fearful misunderstanding!
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What men are to be free from? --From blind credulity, cries one. What's that? exclaims another, all faith is blind credulity; they must become free from all faith. No, no, for God's sake,--inveighs the first again,--do not cast all faith from you, else the power of brutality breaks in. We must have the republic,--a third makes himself heard,--and become--free from all commanding lords. There is no help in that, says a fourth: we only get a new lord then, a
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; let us rather free ourselves from this dreadful inequality.--O hapless equality, already I hear your plebeian roar again! How I had dreamed so beautifully just now of a paradise of _freedom_, and what impudence and licentiousness now raises its wild clamor! Thus the first laments, and gets on his feet to grasp the sword against
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freedom. The citizen wants to become free not from citizenhood, but from bureaucracy, the arbitrariness of princes, and the like. Prince Metternich once said he had
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The Count of Provence ran away from France precisely at the time when she was preparing the
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and said:
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My imprisonment had become intolerable to me; I had only one passion, the desire for--_freedom_; I thought only of it.
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but in truth only because they were after a particular freedom, therefore a new _dominion_, the