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... regard . Here is where there is often a misconception about the nature of democracy , and perhaps particularly in the United States , where voters are often called upon to elect officials whose functions involve professional expertness ...
... regard . Here is where there is often a misconception about the nature of democracy , and perhaps particularly in the United States , where voters are often called upon to elect officials whose functions involve professional expertness ...
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... regard for the effect on theirs . They do not convey the right to deny the law or to resist the law . They do not validate laissez - faire . His rights are other men's obligations , and his ob- ligations are other men's rights . There ...
... regard for the effect on theirs . They do not convey the right to deny the law or to resist the law . They do not validate laissez - faire . His rights are other men's obligations , and his ob- ligations are other men's rights . There ...
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... regard the state - all states but their own - as the mere or- ganization of class against class , the exploiting class against " the masses . " Democracy in operation brings into being a new order , no longer class - bound , and as ...
... regard the state - all states but their own - as the mere or- ganization of class against class , the exploiting class against " the masses . " Democracy in operation brings into being a new order , no longer class - bound , and as ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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