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... leaders for whatever degree of experience and skill its chosen leaders may possess . The leaders it trusts must choose the experts whom they trust . The widespread confusion concerning the relation of democ- racy to equality is an ...
... leaders for whatever degree of experience and skill its chosen leaders may possess . The leaders it trusts must choose the experts whom they trust . The widespread confusion concerning the relation of democ- racy to equality is an ...
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... leaders arise and win a following . New movements grow and old ones fade . Al- ways the many are influenced by the few . But to claim that this condition is undemocratic is to be totally unrealistic . Those who make this claim do not ...
... leaders arise and win a following . New movements grow and old ones fade . Al- ways the many are influenced by the few . But to claim that this condition is undemocratic is to be totally unrealistic . Those who make this claim do not ...
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... leadership of democracy , in times of grave crisis , compares favorably enough with the leader- ship of states that put no trust in the people . Democracy has the opportunity to change its supreme leaders and often , in times of crisis ...
... leadership of democracy , in times of grave crisis , compares favorably enough with the leader- ship of states that put no trust in the people . Democracy has the opportunity to change its supreme leaders and often , in times of crisis ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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