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... propagandists have sedulously proclaimed the democratic merits of their system . With Stalin they point to the Soviet Constitution of 1936 as the most democratic the world has known . They call their system the people's republic , the ...
... propagandists have sedulously proclaimed the democratic merits of their system . With Stalin they point to the Soviet Constitution of 1936 as the most democratic the world has known . They call their system the people's republic , the ...
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... propagandists don't ever r argue with you . They try to smother you with assertions . They never offer the pros and cons . They never allow any counter - argu- ments to be raised . They use their " pros " as a bludgeon to destroy the ...
... propagandists don't ever r argue with you . They try to smother you with assertions . They never offer the pros and cons . They never allow any counter - argu- ments to be raised . They use their " pros " as a bludgeon to destroy the ...
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... propagandists and orators . At any moment it may be unstable ; sometimes it is excitable and swayed by waves of emotion ; but in the course of time it regains its balance and moves steadily along its course . Hence there is much hazard ...
... propagandists and orators . At any moment it may be unstable ; sometimes it is excitable and swayed by waves of emotion ; but in the course of time it regains its balance and moves steadily along its course . Hence there is much hazard ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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