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All other governments require the dis£iphjied_acceptance, the
unquestioning_obedience, of subjects. {Democracy requires the enlightened
partnership of citizens. Every system of government has its appropriate
philosophy, without the ...
All other governments require the dis£iphjied_acceptance, the
unquestioning_obedience, of subjects. {Democracy requires the enlightened
partnership of citizens. Every system of government has its appropriate
philosophy, without the ...
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The maintenance of democracy requires the observance of certain ethical
standards on the part of rulers and of citizens. It requires, for example, that every
person be publicly treated as a person, not as a member of a class, group, or
race, that ...
The maintenance of democracy requires the observance of certain ethical
standards on the part of rulers and of citizens. It requires, for example, that every
person be publicly treated as a person, not as a member of a class, group, or
race, that ...
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Which means that democracy is committed to educate its citizens, all its citizens.
Universal education has been a gift of democracy, free education not only in the
sense that it is provided without fees but also in the sense that freedom of thought
...
Which means that democracy is committed to educate its citizens, all its citizens.
Universal education has been a gift of democracy, free education not only in the
sense that it is provided without fees but also in the sense that freedom of thought
...
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Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
Ill J The Rule of the People | 22 |
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