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... countries are sham democracies , whereas in the Soviet Union true democracy reigns - in a country where the people have no voice whatever in major public concerns and where un- mitigated irresponsible power holds everyone in its ...
... countries are sham democracies , whereas in the Soviet Union true democracy reigns - in a country where the people have no voice whatever in major public concerns and where un- mitigated irresponsible power holds everyone in its ...
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... countries democratically ruled at home yet flagrantly violating all the premises of democ- racy abroad . Our immediate concern is with countries within which the disparagement of particular groups , because they have a different ...
... countries democratically ruled at home yet flagrantly violating all the premises of democ- racy abroad . Our immediate concern is with countries within which the disparagement of particular groups , because they have a different ...
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... countries that have had experience of democracy ? Why should Soviet communism offer any threat whatever to established democracies ? And even in countries that are in no danger what- ever of a communist revolution - for it is true that ...
... countries that have had experience of democracy ? Why should Soviet communism offer any threat whatever to established democracies ? And even in countries that are in no danger what- ever of a communist revolution - for it is true that ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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