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... authoritarian as the state itself . This authoritarianism was particularly characteris- tic of Calvinism and certain forms of Puritanism . This issue , however , is not our present concern . We are con- cerned merely to show that over ...
... authoritarian as the state itself . This authoritarianism was particularly characteris- tic of Calvinism and certain forms of Puritanism . This issue , however , is not our present concern . We are con- cerned merely to show that over ...
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... authoritarian state can allow men to seek the truth , wherever it may be found . It is the worst side of the evil genius of authoritarianism that in its fear and folly it must mutilate the nature of man , the expressiveness of the human ...
... authoritarian state can allow men to seek the truth , wherever it may be found . It is the worst side of the evil genius of authoritarianism that in its fear and folly it must mutilate the nature of man , the expressiveness of the human ...
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... authoritarian doctrines , 89-90 , 142 Anshen , Ruth Nanda , 139 Anti - Semitism , 67 , 71 , 74 , 91 Aristocrat ... Authoritarianism , 89 , 90 Authority , questioning of , 60 , 61 ; the aristocracy of prior , 132 Babbitt , Irving , 47 ...
... authoritarian doctrines , 89-90 , 142 Anshen , Ruth Nanda , 139 Anti - Semitism , 67 , 71 , 74 , 91 Aristocrat ... Authoritarianism , 89 , 90 Authority , questioning of , 60 , 61 ; the aristocracy of prior , 132 Babbitt , Irving , 47 ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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