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Page 63
... effects of this kind of war on a civilization so radically changed are quite unlike the effects of earlier wars . On the one hand it has utterly disrupted the complicated economic mechanism on which the welfare of uncounted millions ...
... effects of this kind of war on a civilization so radically changed are quite unlike the effects of earlier wars . On the one hand it has utterly disrupted the complicated economic mechanism on which the welfare of uncounted millions ...
Page 70
... effect . Were they workable ? Grave doubts were ex- pressed about it . Probably many legislators voted for the new laws in order not to lose the votes of minority groups but without be- lieving the law would be of much effect . The ...
... effect . Were they workable ? Grave doubts were ex- pressed about it . Probably many legislators voted for the new laws in order not to lose the votes of minority groups but without be- lieving the law would be of much effect . The ...
Page 105
... effect that even truth loses its virtue , as truth , when it uses coer- cion to suppress error . You are not showing the necessary demo- cratic faith that the truth must prove itself in the free commerce of opinions . Freedom becomes a ...
... effect that even truth loses its virtue , as truth , when it uses coer- cion to suppress error . You are not showing the necessary demo- cratic faith that the truth must prove itself in the free commerce of opinions . Freedom becomes a ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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