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... Authority is not derived from the people but imposed on them and strengthened by all the monop- olistic indoctrination that an undisputed authority can engineer . The solidarity of other forms of government depends on the prestige and ...
... Authority is not derived from the people but imposed on them and strengthened by all the monop- olistic indoctrination that an undisputed authority can engineer . The solidarity of other forms of government depends on the prestige and ...
Page 38
... authority . Thus armed , it broke down the totali- tarian pretensions of government , and prepared the way for at- tacks on other than religious grounds . As soon as the one church indivisible of the Middle Ages was rifted by schisms ...
... authority . Thus armed , it broke down the totali- tarian pretensions of government , and prepared the way for at- tacks on other than religious grounds . As soon as the one church indivisible of the Middle Ages was rifted by schisms ...
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... authority the arbiter of truth . And you give the communist in turn the argument that democracy exhibits the same intolerance of contrary opinion that it charges against communism . You are forgetting the acute reasoning of Mill's Essay ...
... authority the arbiter of truth . And you give the communist in turn the argument that democracy exhibits the same intolerance of contrary opinion that it charges against communism . You are forgetting the acute reasoning of Mill's Essay ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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