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... citizens ' per- ception of its nature , on the unity of spirit that grows out of the animated recognition of its values . We have been lax in this re- gard . We have failed to see , for example , how certain behavior on the part of citizens ...
... citizens ' per- ception of its nature , on the unity of spirit that grows out of the animated recognition of its values . We have been lax in this re- gard . We have failed to see , for example , how certain behavior on the part of citizens ...
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... citizens . It requires , for example , that every person be publicly treated as a person , not as a member of a class , group , or race , that his civil rights be not limited on irrelevant grounds , that is , on grounds other than his ...
... citizens . It requires , for example , that every person be publicly treated as a person , not as a member of a class , group , or race , that his civil rights be not limited on irrelevant grounds , that is , on grounds other than his ...
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... citizens , all its citizens . Universal education has been a gift of democracy , free education not only in the sense that it is provided without fees but also in the sense that freedom of thought and of discus- sion is not balked by ...
... citizens , all its citizens . Universal education has been a gift of democracy , free education not only in the sense that it is provided without fees but also in the sense that freedom of thought and of discus- sion is not balked by ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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