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... elite on the one hand and the undifferentiated multi- tude on the other . Nor yet do we make the matter sufficiently clear when we say that democracy is the rule of the majority . Let us look more particularly at this last assertion ...
... elite on the one hand and the undifferentiated multi- tude on the other . Nor yet do we make the matter sufficiently clear when we say that democracy is the rule of the majority . Let us look more particularly at this last assertion ...
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... elite - even if by some miracle any ruling elite could have been endowed with the ascetic virtue that he preached . Similar misapprehensions have been cultivated by moderns who have behind them vastly more recorded history from which to ...
... elite - even if by some miracle any ruling elite could have been endowed with the ascetic virtue that he preached . Similar misapprehensions have been cultivated by moderns who have behind them vastly more recorded history from which to ...
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... elite , the enlightened , the cultivated . Democracy is the political liberation of all men from the chains of power . Democracy in origin and in action is a system devised to break the primal source of all tyranny , which is the ...
... elite , the enlightened , the cultivated . Democracy is the political liberation of all men from the chains of power . Democracy in origin and in action is a system devised to break the primal source of all tyranny , which is the ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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