Difference between revisions of "Civil disobedience"
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Civil disobedience is to refuse to obey the law deliberately and publicly. | Civil disobedience is to refuse to obey the law deliberately and publicly. | ||
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| + | The phrase and the concept were popularized by [[Henry David Thoreau|Thoreau]]'s famous essay, ''Civil disobedience.'' | ||
Revision as of 15:43, January 4, 2007
Civil disobedience is to refuse to obey the law deliberately and publicly.
The phrase and the concept were popularized by Thoreau's famous essay, Civil disobedience.