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... assert with unblushing vehemence that they alone enjoy democracy or " true " democracy we reach an area where the assertion of identity is sacerdotal and final . Socialism is democracy , capitalism is slavery , and that is the end of it ...
... assert with unblushing vehemence that they alone enjoy democracy or " true " democracy we reach an area where the assertion of identity is sacerdotal and final . Socialism is democracy , capitalism is slavery , and that is the end of it ...
Page 48
... assert that it exists . Democracy , then , is not a creed , though it involves a creed . It is not a " spirit " or a way of living , though it endures only where men's hearts and habits are attuned to its demands . 48 A Way of Governing ...
... assert that it exists . Democracy , then , is not a creed , though it involves a creed . It is not a " spirit " or a way of living , though it endures only where men's hearts and habits are attuned to its demands . 48 A Way of Governing ...
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... assert the " true democracy " of its own . The ideal government system of Marx and Lenin was the Com- mune , which would be " a working body , not a parliamentary body , executive and legislative at the same time . " This meant that the ...
... assert the " true democracy " of its own . The ideal government system of Marx and Lenin was the Com- mune , which would be " a working body , not a parliamentary body , executive and legislative at the same time . " This meant that the ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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