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Page 63
... hand it has utterly disrupted the complicated economic mechanism on which the welfare of uncounted millions depends . There is no such resumption of the established ways , no such gradual res- toration of expectancies and habits of life ...
... hand it has utterly disrupted the complicated economic mechanism on which the welfare of uncounted millions depends . There is no such resumption of the established ways , no such gradual res- toration of expectancies and habits of life ...
Page 136
... hand in hand . CHAPTER SEVEN 59. DEMOCRACY AND DISCONTENT . Democracy , of all forms of government , provides the most free vent for discon- tent ; dictatorship , more than any other form , denies any vent whatever . Democracy not only ...
... hand in hand . CHAPTER SEVEN 59. DEMOCRACY AND DISCONTENT . Democracy , of all forms of government , provides the most free vent for discon- tent ; dictatorship , more than any other form , denies any vent whatever . Democracy not only ...
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... hand the Marxist position negates the existence of democracy altogether - so long as any classes what- ever exist ... hand a sense of the communal well - being that struggles with the divid- ing interests of opposing groups . There is on ...
... hand the Marxist position negates the existence of democracy altogether - so long as any classes what- ever exist ... hand a sense of the communal well - being that struggles with the divid- ing interests of opposing groups . There is on ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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