Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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CHAPTER II Morals with Axes to Grind T ive hundred years ago although
Western Civilization was alK ready quite different in kind and degree from the
civilizations - of China and India , they doubtless had the advantage . Paper ,
printing ...
CHAPTER II Morals with Axes to Grind T ive hundred years ago although
Western Civilization was alK ready quite different in kind and degree from the
civilizations - of China and India , they doubtless had the advantage . Paper ,
printing ...
第 143 頁
It was a forecast of the historical difference between Eastern and Western reform :
the former has sought usually to limit the abusive power of property ; the latter
has sought to preserve the abuses but to cut itself in on their spoils . Of course
this ...
It was a forecast of the historical difference between Eastern and Western reform :
the former has sought usually to limit the abusive power of property ; the latter
has sought to preserve the abuses but to cut itself in on their spoils . Of course
this ...
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It became chiefly an alliance between the planting South ; the discontented small
farmers of the New West ( now divided between the Middle West and the western
part of the South ) ; and the rural and labor elements of the East ( more ...
It became chiefly an alliance between the planting South ; the discontented small
farmers of the New West ( now divided between the Middle West and the western
part of the South ) ; and the rural and labor elements of the East ( more ...
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ITS MEANING AND ITS METHOD | 1 |
MORALS WITH AXES TO GRIND | 15 |
THE FAILURE OF GREEK DEMOCRACY | 32 |
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