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... historical details of the administration of particular governments , on the changing balance of the party system , and so forth . But all these things assume the quality of democracy . They throw sidelights on its operation but they do ...
... historical details of the administration of particular governments , on the changing balance of the party system , and so forth . But all these things assume the quality of democracy . They throw sidelights on its operation but they do ...
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... historical democracy has won . It is true on the other hand that the empty form of democracy can be paraded before a people , as has been done so many times in Latin - American countries and as was done in Soviet Russia when the new ...
... historical democracy has won . It is true on the other hand that the empty form of democracy can be paraded before a people , as has been done so many times in Latin - American countries and as was done in Soviet Russia when the new ...
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... historical but outworn tradition . Like- wise within every modern community there are the divergent moral codes of different groups , not one all - prevailing code such as the customary law of simple peoples . The problem then is to ...
... historical but outworn tradition . Like- wise within every modern community there are the divergent moral codes of different groups , not one all - prevailing code such as the customary law of simple peoples . The problem then is to ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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