Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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Thomas Jefferson made the classic statement of the doctrine in his Declaration of
Independence . His words are worth repeating here as an illustration of the way
in which an idea enters into the thinking of the plain man : We hold these truths ...
Thomas Jefferson made the classic statement of the doctrine in his Declaration of
Independence . His words are worth repeating here as an illustration of the way
in which an idea enters into the thinking of the plain man : We hold these truths ...
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The Puritan espoused John Calvin ' s horrible doctrine that God had doomed the
entire human race to destruction but that for reasons best known to Himself He
had decided to lift certain ones to salvation ; the ones elected to be saved had ...
The Puritan espoused John Calvin ' s horrible doctrine that God had doomed the
entire human race to destruction but that for reasons best known to Himself He
had decided to lift certain ones to salvation ; the ones elected to be saved had ...
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This General Will was the lineal descendant of the doctrine by which Hippias told
the Athenians and Rousseau told the French that the people could not err .
Modern totalitarianism demands a mystical submergence of the individual in the
...
This General Will was the lineal descendant of the doctrine by which Hippias told
the Athenians and Rousseau told the French that the people could not err .
Modern totalitarianism demands a mystical submergence of the individual in the
...
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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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