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They threaten our unity because they confound both our understanding of the
meaning of democracy and our ... these perils we may at the same time quicken
and enlarge our understanding of what democracy means in our present world.
They threaten our unity because they confound both our understanding of the
meaning of democracy and our ... these perils we may at the same time quicken
and enlarge our understanding of what democracy means in our present world.
Page 13
How can we meet such claims, how can we live up to our pledges as a great
world-power, how can we maintain any sense of national integrity, unless we
have a clear understanding of the significance of the democratic premises on
which our ...
How can we meet such claims, how can we live up to our pledges as a great
world-power, how can we maintain any sense of national integrity, unless we
have a clear understanding of the significance of the democratic premises on
which our ...
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If other men acknowledge his rights it is because they and he are bound together
in mutual understanding within a commonwealth. During the period of
Jacksonian democracy the sentiment prevailed in most quarters, as it still does in
some, ...
If other men acknowledge his rights it is because they and he are bound together
in mutual understanding within a commonwealth. During the period of
Jacksonian democracy the sentiment prevailed in most quarters, as it still does in
some, ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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