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... appeal and to propagandize . The means at the disposal of various groups may be very unequal , but we have already pointed out that the final control of economic resources remains always at the discre- tion of the electorate . That is ...
... appeal and to propagandize . The means at the disposal of various groups may be very unequal , but we have already pointed out that the final control of economic resources remains always at the discre- tion of the electorate . That is ...
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... appeal ? Surely not to the dead mechanics of equality but to the living value of fairness , equity . Equity transcends and abrogates the monotonous arith- metic of equality . As Aristotle said in his Ethics , equity is like a " leaden ...
... appeal ? Surely not to the dead mechanics of equality but to the living value of fairness , equity . Equity transcends and abrogates the monotonous arith- metic of equality . As Aristotle said in his Ethics , equity is like a " leaden ...
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... appeal of totalitarianism , that is , of the various forms of modern dictator- ship , lies in the promise it makes ... appealed to the sophisticated conservative whereas Marx appealed to the drift- ing radical . The impressiveness of ...
... appeal of totalitarianism , that is , of the various forms of modern dictator- ship , lies in the promise it makes ... appealed to the sophisticated conservative whereas Marx appealed to the drift- ing radical . The impressiveness of ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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