Joining the discussion is John Locke, the father of classical liberalism and a pivotal figure in political thought. He shares insights from his life in the Netherlands, revealing how his experiences and relationships inspired his foundational writings. Locke explores the concepts of natural rights and critiques the divine right of kings, shedding light on the significance of the Glorious Revolution. His thoughts on governance and moral responsibilities in civil society highlight the enduring impact of his work, particularly his 'Two Treatises of Government'.