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... equality by itself is no ideal thing . If all men were equally wretched , equally poor , or equally powerful , the equality would be no boon . In a menagerie all the animals are equally under the whip . In a slave state all men , except ...
... equality by itself is no ideal thing . If all men were equally wretched , equally poor , or equally powerful , the equality would be no boon . In a menagerie all the animals are equally under the whip . In a slave state all men , except ...
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... equality , we have still to ask what kinds of equality are congenial to democracy and what kinds of inequality are adverse to it . This question is too complex and too dependent on changing conditions to receive treatment here . It is ...
... equality , we have still to ask what kinds of equality are congenial to democracy and what kinds of inequality are adverse to it . This question is too complex and too dependent on changing conditions to receive treatment here . It is ...
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... equality of treatment , in the strict sense , and when different treatment ? What is it we want here ? To what principle do we appeal ? Surely not to the dead mechanics of equality but to the living value of fairness , equity . Equity ...
... equality of treatment , in the strict sense , and when different treatment ? What is it we want here ? To what principle do we appeal ? Surely not to the dead mechanics of equality but to the living value of fairness , equity . Equity ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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