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1. Civil liberty. The liberty of an individual to conduct his own affairs as he thinks proper, provided he neither infringes on the equal liberty of others nor offends against the good morals or laws under which he is living.

1. Moral liberty. Such freedom as is essential to render a person responsible for what he does or what he doesn`t do.

1. National liberty. The liberty of a nation to make its own laws and elect its own executive.

1. Natural liberty. Unrestricted freedom to exercise all natural functions in their proper places.

1. Personal liberty. Liberty to go out of one`s house or nation and return again without restraint.

6. Political liberty. The right to participate in political elections and civil offices, and to have a voice in the administration of the laws under which you live as a citizen.

1. Religious liberty. Freedom in religious opinions, and in both private and public worship, provided such freedom in no way interferes with the equal liberty of others.

The Statue of Liberty celebration will happen only once in our lifetime, and its commemoration of 100 years of liberty is what it`s all about.

Phillip J. Rapich, Pittsburgh

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