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... unity . They threaten our unity because they confound both our understanding of the meaning of democracy and our adherence to the principle of democracy . If we perceive the nature of these perils we may at the same time quicken and ...
... unity . They threaten our unity because they confound both our understanding of the meaning of democracy and our adherence to the principle of democracy . If we perceive the nature of these perils we may at the same time quicken and ...
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... unity is lost and cannot be recalled . It cannot be restored unless we first abolish the specialization of functions ... unity of a people , of a nation , of the great multigroup countries of the modern world ? Without unity the people ...
... unity is lost and cannot be recalled . It cannot be restored unless we first abolish the specialization of functions ... unity of a people , of a nation , of the great multigroup countries of the modern world ? Without unity the people ...
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... unity in which man was one with his total society . This is alike the promise of Hegel and of Marx , but Hegel ... unity that makes the ruler a kind of God and keeps him so by aid of the secret police , a unity that destroys all the ...
... unity in which man was one with his total society . This is alike the promise of Hegel and of Marx , but Hegel ... unity that makes the ruler a kind of God and keeps him so by aid of the secret police , a unity that destroys all the ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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