Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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Our changing ( and let us hope , advancing ) conception of good makes it unwise
here to try to define God other than to quote the words of St . John , “ God is a
spirit , and they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit , and in truth . ” It
would ...
Our changing ( and let us hope , advancing ) conception of good makes it unwise
here to try to define God other than to quote the words of St . John , “ God is a
spirit , and they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit , and in truth . ” It
would ...
第 86 頁
The new middle class found its allies among the aristocrats , and all hope of
promoting true liberalism was lost . Machiavelli ' s assertion of power as the basis
of national independence was driven home by the Napoleonic Wars , and the ...
The new middle class found its allies among the aristocrats , and all hope of
promoting true liberalism was lost . Machiavelli ' s assertion of power as the basis
of national independence was driven home by the Napoleonic Wars , and the ...
第 146 頁
Democracy is a continually readjusted balance of social and economic forces ,
and a split in a majority can and does realign political alliances so that a minority
is never long disappointed in its hope of becoming the majority . Even during the
...
Democracy is a continually readjusted balance of social and economic forces ,
and a split in a majority can and does realign political alliances so that a minority
is never long disappointed in its hope of becoming the majority . Even during 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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