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00:00Luke is a natural historian who has studied the history of the human race in the past.
00:10Luke John Locke is a British astronomer who has studied the universe.
00:17Luke John Locke is a British astronomer who has studied the universe,
00:26and studied the history of the human race,
00:31and studied the history of the human race,
00:37and studied the history of the human race,
00:42and studied the history of the human race,
00:48Luke John Locke
00:55Luke John Locke
01:02Luke John Locke
01:07John Locke was born on March 29, 1932 in the city of Rington, in the province of Somerset,
01:15in the province of the United Kingdom,
01:17where he participated in the civil war in the English Civil War.
01:23John Locke was a prominent figure in the English colonial era.
01:28John Locke graduated from university at Westminster,
01:33then at Church Square and at Oxford University,
01:37which is a prestigious university in England.
01:41At that time, John Locke was in his late teens.
01:44There was only one person left in the English colonial era.
01:48After graduating from university,
01:50John Locke joined a group of English colonists
01:54who had a prominent figure in the colonial era,
01:56Anthony Ashley Cooper.
01:59He was often referred to as Ashley Cooper
02:01because of his nickname, Lord Ashley.
02:05John Locke and Lord Ashley were not only close friends
02:08in the United States and the United Kingdom,
02:11or even in the same group,
02:13but they were also close friends in the United States and the United Kingdom.
02:16This friendship lasted for almost 20 years,
02:20mostly after Lord Ashley took over the presidency.
02:24It is known that John Locke used John Locke as a group
02:28to help Lord Ashley's life from the bottom of his heart.
02:32However, what made the relationship between the two people
02:36even closer than this,
02:38was the commitment to each other on the political side.
02:40John Locke became Lord Ashley's secretary.
02:44Lord Ashley was on the side of the United States,
02:47but at the same time,
02:49he also had a good relationship with the United States as well.
02:53After the British Prime Minister, Oliver Cromwell,
02:57passed away,
02:58Lord Ashley was the one who played an important role
03:01in the establishment of the United States
03:03and brought the British Empire to the United Kingdom.
03:07Therefore, in the new United States,
03:10Lord Ashley had to play an important role
03:13and became the Secretary-General of the United States.
03:18According to the two people in the story,
03:20Lord Ashley did not like the British Empire
03:22that the British had before
03:24and did not like the status of the United States
03:27as described by Oliver Cromwell,
03:29who later changed the name of the empire.
03:33Lord Ashley was the one who created the United States
03:36as described by the United Nations
03:39which apparently had an important role
03:41and had to adjust the history of the United States.
03:44This kind of relationship
03:46is the same as the relationship of John Locke.
03:49In the period that Lord Ashley's policy
03:52was in progress,
03:54the life of John Locke
03:56was also in progress as described by Cromwell.
03:59And during that period,
04:01John Locke spent most of his time
04:03studying not only economics,
04:07but also economics.
04:11John Locke was elected
04:14as the Secretary-General of the United Kingdom
04:17in 1968.
04:19Since then,
04:21he has studied and became a close friend
04:23of Isaac Newton,
04:25who was a great figure
04:27and a great British politician
04:29who became the Secretary-General
04:31four years after the death of John Locke.
04:33In 1979,
04:35Lord Ashley,
04:37who was the founder of Protestantism,
04:39made a plan
04:41to set up
04:43a Catholic Church
04:45in the United States
04:47so that the Catholic Church
04:49could be established.
04:51The plan was approved
04:53and in 1986,
04:55Lord Ashley was elected
04:57and was appointed
04:59as the Secretary-General of the United Kingdom.
05:01Lord Ashley was deported
05:03to Holland.
05:05Later,
05:07Locke was deported
05:09and was deported
05:11In the same year,
05:13Lord John Locke,
05:15who was deported
05:17to England,
05:19was also deported
05:21to Holland.
05:23In the period
05:25when John Locke was deported
05:27and deported
05:29from the United Kingdom,
05:31he was deported
05:33to the Netherlands
05:35for five years
05:37until he became
05:39a Protestant.
05:41He and his wife,
05:43Mary,
05:45went to England
05:47in 1888.
05:49John Locke
05:51spent the last few years
05:53of his life
05:55discussing
05:57politics.
05:59He said
06:01that what is in the mind
06:03is what is in the heart.
06:05In his
06:07book,
06:09John Locke
06:11discussed the human nature
06:13in the first nine centuries
06:15that had not yet existed.
06:17The human nature
06:19that he was interested in
06:21was the human nature.
06:23According to John Locke,
06:25nature is
06:27a place where humans
06:29have equal rights.
06:31God created humans
06:33with equal rights.
06:35The human nature
06:37is a place
06:39where humans
06:41have equal rights.
06:43God created humans
06:45with equal rights.
06:47The human nature
06:49is a place
06:51where humans
06:53have equal rights.
06:55God created humans
06:57with equal rights.
06:59The human nature
07:01is a place
07:03where humans
07:05have equal rights.
07:07The human nature
07:09is a place
07:11where humans
07:13have equal rights.
07:15The human nature
07:17is a place
07:19where humans
07:21have equal rights.
07:23The human nature
07:25is a place
07:27where humans
07:29have equal rights.
07:31The human nature
07:33is a place
07:35where humans
07:37have equal rights.
07:39The human nature
07:41is a place
07:43where humans
07:45have equal rights.
07:47The human nature
07:49is a place
07:51where humans
07:53have equal rights.
07:55The human nature
07:57is a place
07:59where humans
08:01have equal rights.
08:03The human nature
08:05is a place
08:07where humans
08:09have equal rights.
08:11The human nature
08:13is a place
08:15where humans
08:17have equal rights.
08:19The human nature
08:21is a place
08:23where humans
08:25have equal rights.
08:27The human nature
08:29is a place
08:31where humans
08:33have equal rights.
08:35The human nature
08:37is a place
08:39where humans
08:41have equal rights.
08:43The human nature
08:45is a place
08:47where humans
08:49have equal rights.
08:51The human nature
08:53is a place
08:55where humans
08:57have equal rights.
08:59The human nature
09:01is a place
09:03where humans
09:05have equal rights.
09:07The human nature
09:09is a place
09:11where humans
09:13have equal rights.
09:15The human nature
09:17is a place
09:19where humans
09:21have equal rights.
09:23The human nature
09:25is a place
09:27where humans
09:29have equal rights.
09:31The human nature
09:33is a place
09:35where humans
09:37have equal rights.
09:39The human nature
09:41is a place
09:43where humans
09:45have equal rights.
09:47The human nature
09:49is a place
09:51where humans
09:53have equal rights.
09:55That's the 9th fact.
09:57The 9th fact
09:59The 9th fact
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10:19in the year 1689, and the Declaration of Humanity, or NSA, Concerning Human Understanding.
10:27The world has spent the last 20 years of its history studying the history of civilization.
10:33After the end of the world's civilization,
10:35the history of civilization in the 3rd century was greatly changed,
10:38leading to two important events in history,
10:41the Great Depression in the United States in the year 1276,
10:47and the Great Depression in the year 1289.