The National Review, Volume 96W.H. Allen, 1931 - English literature |
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Page 38
... individual must be subordinated to the interests of the community , nor on the other any ideal but the highest possible develop- ment of the individual . The State exists , both parties agree , for the sake of the improvement , as ...
... individual must be subordinated to the interests of the community , nor on the other any ideal but the highest possible develop- ment of the individual . The State exists , both parties agree , for the sake of the improvement , as ...
Page 40
... individual property . The land itself is divided among the individual families in lots , which are periodically redistributed , but that is nothing . Such ownership is really delusive , for it has heavy burdens to correspond to it in ...
... individual property . The land itself is divided among the individual families in lots , which are periodically redistributed , but that is nothing . Such ownership is really delusive , for it has heavy burdens to correspond to it in ...
Page 41
... individual , just as now the whole man possesses it and not his leg or his arm , his nose or his hand . There can be no conflict between the claims of the individual and the claims of society , while the individual has not come to a ...
... individual , just as now the whole man possesses it and not his leg or his arm , his nose or his hand . There can be no conflict between the claims of the individual and the claims of society , while the individual has not come to a ...
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