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Explain different kinds of liberty.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Liberty is of the following kinds: (2) Civil Liberty. (3) Personal Liberty. (4) Political Liberty. (5) Economic Liberty.

1) Natural Liberty

2) Civil Liberty

3) Political Liberty

4) Personal Liberty

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Answered by debasmita0975

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Answer:

Liberty is of the following kinds:

(1) Natural Liberty.

(2) Civil Liberty.

(3) Personal Liberty.

(4) Political Liberty.

(5) Economic Liberty.

(6) National Liberty.

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