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... political aspirations through the medium of one , and only one , political grouping . The division between ' moderates ' and ' radicals ' within social classes , and indeed within political parties , is such a familiar feature of the ...
... political aspirations through the medium of one , and only one , political grouping . The division between ' moderates ' and ' radicals ' within social classes , and indeed within political parties , is such a familiar feature of the ...
Page 113
... political legitimacy . Thus Milton's ideal polity is one subject to the impersonal government of the rule of reason : ' The happiness of a nation must needs be firmest and certainest when no single person , but reason only , sways.'85 ...
... political legitimacy . Thus Milton's ideal polity is one subject to the impersonal government of the rule of reason : ' The happiness of a nation must needs be firmest and certainest when no single person , but reason only , sways.'85 ...
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... political liberation must first be established before political activism can be considered a legitimate enterprise . Political quietism is thus justified whenever these preconditions are absent . And there can , surely , be little doubt ...
... political liberation must first be established before political activism can be considered a legitimate enterprise . Political quietism is thus justified whenever these preconditions are absent . And there can , surely , be little doubt ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | 7 |
The World Vision of Revolutionary Independency | 50 |
The English Revolutionary Crisis | 60 |
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