In the context of 19th-century liberals stressed the inviolability of which of the following.

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Private Property

Public Property

Both of them

None of them

answer is B.

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In the context of the 19th century, liberals stressed the inviolability of Private Property. In 1804, Napoleon Bonaparte climbed to the lofty position of France. He felt that he was modernising France. He marked many estimates for safeguarding dissidents' confidential property. The French public began to see him as an emancipator who could help with their quest for freedom. Napoleon's military, notwithstanding, immediately began infringing on adjoining countries. In 1815, at Waterloo, he was eventually defeated. The presence of private property was not gone against by dissidents, yet they could have done without the way things were gathered in possession of a chosen handful. They accepted that reassuring individual drive and work was significant to develop society further.

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