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... policies of government but merely to see that the gov- ernment abides by the rules , like a referee who watches the players but takes no part in the game . The greater changes in the socio- economic policies of Western European ...
... policies of government but merely to see that the gov- ernment abides by the rules , like a referee who watches the players but takes no part in the game . The greater changes in the socio- economic policies of Western European ...
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... policies of the government lose no civil rights and those who support its policies acquire thereby no civil rights . In a democracy minority opinion remains as untrammeled as majority opinion . The importance of the creative role ...
... policies of the government lose no civil rights and those who support its policies acquire thereby no civil rights . In a democracy minority opinion remains as untrammeled as majority opinion . The importance of the creative role ...
Page 97
... policies of their government and still remain as secure as before ? Can they freely organize in favor of policies contrary to those of their government ? Can they freely vote against their government ? Can they vote their government out ...
... policies of their government and still remain as secure as before ? Can they freely organize in favor of policies contrary to those of their government ? Can they freely vote against their government ? Can they vote their government out ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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