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... indoctrination that an undisputed authority can engineer . The solidarity of other forms of government depends on the prestige and power of that over - all authority . But the solidarity of a democracy is the solidarity of the people ...
... indoctrination that an undisputed authority can engineer . The solidarity of other forms of government depends on the prestige and power of that over - all authority . But the solidarity of a democracy is the solidarity of the people ...
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... indoctrination is medicine strong enough to reduce them to faithful observance at all times . There is always frustration , and the bitterness of frustration is directed against the code and against the authority that administers the ...
... indoctrination is medicine strong enough to reduce them to faithful observance at all times . There is always frustration , and the bitterness of frustration is directed against the code and against the authority that administers the ...
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... indoctrination and in- quisition is imposed on the people . Democracy can have no such recourse , and unless it succeeds in inspiring a free sys- tem of congenial common values it will not hold a people together . The operation of ...
... indoctrination and in- quisition is imposed on the people . Democracy can have no such recourse , and unless it succeeds in inspiring a free sys- tem of congenial common values it will not hold a people together . The operation of ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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