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... person be publicly treated as a person , not as a member of a class , group , or race , that his civil rights be not limited on irrelevant grounds , that is , on grounds other than his own violation of the civil rights of other men ...
... person be publicly treated as a person , not as a member of a class , group , or race , that his civil rights be not limited on irrelevant grounds , that is , on grounds other than his own violation of the civil rights of other men ...
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... person as a person . He is invested with active as well as passive rights . He is protected against power and he is endowed with power , the power to share equally with every other citizen in the creation of government . But these ...
... person as a person . He is invested with active as well as passive rights . He is protected against power and he is endowed with power , the power to share equally with every other citizen in the creation of government . But these ...
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... person are incor- porated in his citizenship . His citizenship sustains and affirms his claims as a person , his quality as a human being . Democracy ex- tends rights also to the resident non - citizen , rights as a human being , so ...
... person are incor- porated in his citizenship . His citizenship sustains and affirms his claims as a person , his quality as a human being . Democracy ex- tends rights also to the resident non - citizen , rights as a human being , so ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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