Two Treatises of Government by John Locke

Two Treatises of Government by John Locke

If a government exists only by the consent of the governed, then a government that breaks that trust can be removed. Locke wrote the argument; the American and French revolutions used it.

The First Treatise demolishes the divine right of kings. The Second builds the alternative — natural rights to life, liberty and property, government as a trust rather than a master, and the legitimacy of resistance when the trust is broken.

One of the founding documents of liberal political thought, and the direct ancestor of most modern constitutions.

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