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... democratic legal procedure . The only right the conquerors had was the " right " of power . The denial of that " right " is a fundamental principle of democracy . The guilt of the condemned may have been black as night . That is not the ...
... democratic legal procedure . The only right the conquerors had was the " right " of power . The denial of that " right " is a fundamental principle of democracy . The guilt of the condemned may have been black as night . That is not the ...
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... democratic principle that calls for the neglect of competence in the determination of office . Democracy gives a supreme role to public opinion , but every well - con- structed democracy realizes that the implementation of policy ...
... democratic principle that calls for the neglect of competence in the determination of office . Democracy gives a supreme role to public opinion , but every well - con- structed democracy realizes that the implementation of policy ...
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... democratic the right of masses to assemble - the right of assembly without which democracy is a delusion . Vishinsky then proceeds to the triumphant conclusion : " This is why Soviet democracy and the Soviet state are a million times ...
... democratic the right of masses to assemble - the right of assembly without which democracy is a delusion . Vishinsky then proceeds to the triumphant conclusion : " This is why Soviet democracy and the Soviet state are a million times ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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