Concepts of individual and collective right-responsibilities

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What is the balance between concepts of individual and collective right and responsibilities, in the documents by: Otto Von Bismarck (Speech Before the Reichstage: On the Law for Workers Compensation 1884), Abraham Lincoln ( The Gettysburg Address 1863), and John Leighton ( Paris Under the Commune 1871).

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