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Page 43
... hold and became conscious of itself that mode of speech became obsolete . " The masses " were transformed into the ... holds political prerogative , one of which is debased as well as powerless . Democracy gives equal rights to all men ...
... hold and became conscious of itself that mode of speech became obsolete . " The masses " were transformed into the ... holds political prerogative , one of which is debased as well as powerless . Democracy gives equal rights to all men ...
Page 113
... holds the center of the world stage , when the response men give , all over the earth , to their respective claims ... holds that they should have the final right to determine their own affairs . It holds that they should be free to ...
... holds the center of the world stage , when the response men give , all over the earth , to their respective claims ... holds that they should have the final right to determine their own affairs . It holds that they should be free to ...
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... holds simply that government belongs to the men who have the native drive to power , the strong adventurous spirits who are cramped by the democratic process , the men of action who are born to be leaders and are not the kind to submit ...
... holds simply that government belongs to the men who have the native drive to power , the strong adventurous spirits who are cramped by the democratic process , the men of action who are born to be leaders and are not the kind to submit ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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