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Само онзи, който е свободен, само той може да се нарече човек в пълния смисъл на думата.
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The statement treats freedom as essential to fully being human. It says that a person who lacks freedom may still be a person in a basic sense, but does not embody the “full sense of the word.” Freedom is therefore presented not as a minor advantage, but as a defining part of human dignity and identity.
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- HristoBotev.com, citing newspaper Zname, issue 23 (July 27, 1875)
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