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... constitutional order that gives and guards the assur- ance . This constitutional order , in any of its varieties , is democ- racy . Now then we must ask : what kind of order is it that can constitutionally assure these rights ? We find ...
... constitutional order that gives and guards the assur- ance . This constitutional order , in any of its varieties , is democ- racy . Now then we must ask : what kind of order is it that can constitutionally assure these rights ? We find ...
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... constitutional requirement that elections to decide this issue shall be held at stated times or under stated conditions ? If the answer is " no " to any of these questions the system of government is not a democ- racy . If the answer is ...
... constitutional requirement that elections to decide this issue shall be held at stated times or under stated conditions ? If the answer is " no " to any of these questions the system of government is not a democ- racy . If the answer is ...
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... constitutional law , whether written or unwritten , over the will of the government in power ; ( 5 ) the derivation of political authority solely from the mandate of the electorate ; ( 6 ) the constitutional recognition of the ...
... constitutional law , whether written or unwritten , over the will of the government in power ; ( 5 ) the derivation of political authority solely from the mandate of the electorate ; ( 6 ) the constitutional recognition of the ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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