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The middle section of the Declaration, the "facts submitted to a candid world," referespecially toa. the principles of liberal political philosophy (Hobbes and Locke)b. the republican tradition inherited from Aristotle and Romec. the common-law constitutional tradition of Englandd. NONE of the above
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