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... respects are men ever equal nor can any kind of government ever make them equal . Let us observe that equality by itself ... respect of the exercise of these rights . They are equal before the law , they are equal as citizens , equal as ...
... respects are men ever equal nor can any kind of government ever make them equal . Let us observe that equality by itself ... respect of the exercise of these rights . They are equal before the law , they are equal as citizens , equal as ...
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... respect and not with derogation . Democracy draws no line between the noble and the vulgar , as two classes of men , one of which holds political prerogative , one of which is debased as well as powerless . Democracy gives equal rights ...
... respect and not with derogation . Democracy draws no line between the noble and the vulgar , as two classes of men , one of which holds political prerogative , one of which is debased as well as powerless . Democracy gives equal rights ...
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... respects and utilizes difference and shuns uniformity , in that it animates the integral being of the body politic ... respect the integrity of the culture that is born with the com- munity and that blossoms into the myriad forms of ...
... respects and utilizes difference and shuns uniformity , in that it animates the integral being of the body politic ... respect the integrity of the culture that is born with the com- munity and that blossoms into the myriad forms of ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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