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1
Nothing then is unchangeable but the inherent and
unalienable
rights
of man.
2
But on what basis are the
unalienable
rights
of mankind to be protected?
3
That they are endowed by the Creator with certain
unalienable
rights
.
4
All men are created equal, and endowed by their Creator with certain
unalienable
rights
.
5
Of course, the concept of
unalienable
rights
was by no means exclusive to the American Founders.
6
I have, in my second paper, sufficiently examined the imaginary maxims of created equality and
unalienable
rights
.
7
They constitute a responsibility imposed on each individual to respect the absolute rights or
unalienable
rights
of others.
8
Men corrupt women, and then punish her for being corrupt, depriving them of their natural and
unalienable
rights
.
9
The people have no
unalienable
rights
.
10
We assert the province of government to be to secure the people in the enjoyment of their
unalienable
rights
.
11
Despotism, tyranny, and injustice have had to retreat, in order to make way for the
unalienable
rights
of man.
12
The preservation of the
unalienable
rights
of all his fellow-creatures was one of the chief characteristics of that excellent citizen.
13
We broke the old aristocracies, declaring ourselves entitled not by bloodline, but endowed by our Creator with certain
unalienable
rights
.
14
The question was, "How can you have an efficient government but still protect the freedom and
unalienable
rights
of the people?"
15
This seemed to him to demonstrate most clearly the necessity of restraining them by a bill of rights, from infringing our
unalienable
rights
.
16
These are the "
unalienable
rights
"
which the Declaration of Independence sums up in the phrase "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness."
unalienable
rights
unalienable