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... reason they should not elect the men who will run the complex administrative and technical affairs of government . It is sometimes loosely said that the " democratic way " to make awards for distinguished services or to determine what ...
... reason they should not elect the men who will run the complex administrative and technical affairs of government . It is sometimes loosely said that the " democratic way " to make awards for distinguished services or to determine what ...
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... reason of their superiority over " the masses " have a right to rule without respect for the opinions of the inferior multitude . In other words , they all imply the principle of aristocracy . The student of political doctrines should ...
... reason of their superiority over " the masses " have a right to rule without respect for the opinions of the inferior multitude . In other words , they all imply the principle of aristocracy . The student of political doctrines should ...
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... reason that their identity is threatened cling more tenaciously to their particular religious faiths and generally observe more faithfully the rituals of their religion . Religion becomes for them the refuge of an endan- gered ...
... reason that their identity is threatened cling more tenaciously to their particular religious faiths and generally observe more faithfully the rituals of their religion . Religion becomes for them the refuge of an endan- gered ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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