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Page 62
... becomes hallowed it becomes untrue to itself . There was in the nineteenth century a tendency to a ritualistic acceptance of democracy as a tradition , so that even smug Toryism and complacent bureaucracy could claim to be holding aloft ...
... becomes hallowed it becomes untrue to itself . There was in the nineteenth century a tendency to a ritualistic acceptance of democracy as a tradition , so that even smug Toryism and complacent bureaucracy could claim to be holding aloft ...
Page 84
... becomes most virulent in times of crisis and turbulent change , the breakdown of the individual's sense of ... become spiritually sterile , responsive only to himself , re- sponsible to no one . He derides the values of other men . His ...
... becomes most virulent in times of crisis and turbulent change , the breakdown of the individual's sense of ... become spiritually sterile , responsive only to himself , re- sponsible to no one . He derides the values of other men . His ...
Page 105
... becomes a sensitive plant , ready to close at a touch , when authority becomes its guardian . One college ex- president well expressed the danger when he said : " I do not fear the influence of any extreme opinions in the academic world ...
... becomes a sensitive plant , ready to close at a touch , when authority becomes its guardian . One college ex- president well expressed the danger when he said : " I do not fear the influence of any extreme opinions in the academic world ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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