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... indoctrination that an undisputed authority can engineer . The solidarity of other forms of government depends on the prestige and power of that over - all authority . But the solidarity of a democracy is the solidarity of the people ...
... indoctrination that an undisputed authority can engineer . The solidarity of other forms of government depends on the prestige and power of that over - all authority . But the solidarity of a democracy is the solidarity of the people ...
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... indoctrination to prevent any resistance . Democracy meets the problem by admit- ting the autonomy of functional organizations , subject to the con- sensus of the people as a whole , the voting public , respecting the limits within ...
... indoctrination to prevent any resistance . Democracy meets the problem by admit- ting the autonomy of functional organizations , subject to the con- sensus of the people as a whole , the voting public , respecting the limits within ...
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... indoctrination and in- quisition is imposed on the people . Democracy can have no such recourse , and unless it succeeds in inspiring a free sys- tem of congenial common values it will not hold a people together . The operation of ...
... indoctrination and in- quisition is imposed on the people . Democracy can have no such recourse , and unless it succeeds in inspiring a free sys- tem of congenial common values it will not hold a people together . The operation of ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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