Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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Indeed the good law of today may become the strait jacket of tomorrow , for times
change and institutions must change with them or human liberty is lost . Hence
the democrat ' s belief in the changing balance of social forces — in the method
of ...
Indeed the good law of today may become the strait jacket of tomorrow , for times
change and institutions must change with them or human liberty is lost . Hence
the democrat ' s belief in the changing balance of social forces — in the method
of ...
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Admittedly there are times when a social system has become so solidified that
gradual change is all but impossible . How can democracy get its start in a nation
which has never known it ? It may make headway secretly among serious
thinkers ...
Admittedly there are times when a social system has become so solidified that
gradual change is all but impossible . How can democracy get its start in a nation
which has never known it ? It may make headway secretly among serious
thinkers ...
第 213 頁
The first three have emerged from the speculative phase and become truly
predictable sciences , and biology may be on the verge of becoming one . If there
is such a hierarchy of sciences , it is apparent that it would be useless to declare
a ...
The first three have emerged from the speculative phase and become truly
predictable sciences , and biology may be on the verge of becoming one . If there
is such a hierarchy of sciences , it is apparent that it would be useless to declare
a ...
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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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