Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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第 8 頁
In order to protect individual liberty under law the people reserve to themselves
certain civil liberties : freedom of speech , press , religion , and assembly ; the
right to a “ day in court , " as protected by the writ of habeas corpus , to defend
them ...
In order to protect individual liberty under law the people reserve to themselves
certain civil liberties : freedom of speech , press , religion , and assembly ; the
right to a “ day in court , " as protected by the writ of habeas corpus , to defend
them ...
第 9 頁
Thus with principles reduced to a minimum ( and ideally including only the
support of civil liberties ) the democrat finds that he can agree with his fellows on
most issues and that subjects of conflict can usually be compromised . If anyone
is ...
Thus with principles reduced to a minimum ( and ideally including only the
support of civil liberties ) the democrat finds that he can agree with his fellows on
most issues and that subjects of conflict can usually be compromised . If anyone
is ...
第 61 頁
This Roman Civil Law was not based primarily upon the rights of the individual ,
but upon the duties of the head of the family to society ; that is , the state was
supreme and the laws intended to protect the individual took second place . As
with ...
This Roman Civil Law was not based primarily upon the rights of the individual ,
but upon the duties of the head of the family to society ; that is , the state was
supreme and the laws intended to protect the individual took second place . As
with ...
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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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