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... responsive to changing conditions . Or we may cite the more recent experience of the United States , where a new manifestation of public opinion , opposed by most of the prestige - bearers and of the well - to - do , carried to power ...
... responsive to changing conditions . Or we may cite the more recent experience of the United States , where a new manifestation of public opinion , opposed by most of the prestige - bearers and of the well - to - do , carried to power ...
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... responsive to public opinion it adjusts itself rather more easily to changing conditions and changing needs . Since it thrives on criticism it allows free vent to all grievances . Since it gives all men fundamental rights it liberates ...
... responsive to public opinion it adjusts itself rather more easily to changing conditions and changing needs . Since it thrives on criticism it allows free vent to all grievances . Since it gives all men fundamental rights it liberates ...
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... responsive to ( a ) culture clash in modern society and accompanying it the discrimination of group against group and ( b ) the violence of change , especially when the mobility and insecurity of modern man turn into disorienta- tion ...
... responsive to ( a ) culture clash in modern society and accompanying it the discrimination of group against group and ( b ) the violence of change , especially when the mobility and insecurity of modern man turn into disorienta- tion ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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