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... dictatorship as the rule of the dictator . These statements , even if they require some qualification , are perfectly understandable and on the whole meaningful . But we cannot equally indicate the nature of democracy by saying it is ...
... dictatorship as the rule of the dictator . These statements , even if they require some qualification , are perfectly understandable and on the whole meaningful . But we cannot equally indicate the nature of democracy by saying it is ...
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... dictatorship the rule of the dictator , is very misleading . The function of the people is not to govern but to make the government constitutionally responsible to , and utterly dependent on , its will . And the only way the people with ...
... dictatorship the rule of the dictator , is very misleading . The function of the people is not to govern but to make the government constitutionally responsible to , and utterly dependent on , its will . And the only way the people with ...
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... the assertion of identity is sacerdotal and final . Socialism is democracy , capitalism is slavery , and that is the end of it . Dictator- ship over the proletariat is dictatorship of the proletariat . 34 THE RAMPARTS WE GUARD.
... the assertion of identity is sacerdotal and final . Socialism is democracy , capitalism is slavery , and that is the end of it . Dictator- ship over the proletariat is dictatorship of the proletariat . 34 THE RAMPARTS WE GUARD.
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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