[667] Ib. p. 42. [Eltzbacher does not seem to perceive that Tucker uses this as a ready-made phrase, coined by Herbert Spencer and designating Spencer's well-known formula that in justice "every man has freedom to do all that he wills, provided he infringes not the equal freedom of any other man.">[
[668] Ib. p. 41.
[669] Ib. p. 64.
[670] Tucker p. 35. [This citation is again irrelevant, but Eltzbacher's misapplication of it does not misrepresent Tucker's views.]
[671] Ib. p. 65.
[672] Ib. p. 15.
[673] Ib. p. 59. [It should be understood that a great part of "Instead of a Book" is made up of the reprints of discussions with various opponents whose language is quoted and alluded to.]
[674] Ib. p. 23.
[675] Ib. p. 67.
[676] Ib. p. 153.