Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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... by his peers on the basis of law and custom . Feudalism thus operated to limit
divine right . It was easy , by the seventeenth century , to pass to the corollary that
the king who violated the laws by ruling tyrannically thereby ceased to be a king ...
... by his peers on the basis of law and custom . Feudalism thus operated to limit
divine right . It was easy , by the seventeenth century , to pass to the corollary that
the king who violated the laws by ruling tyrannically thereby ceased to be a king ...
第 86 頁
For most Europeans the nineteenth century was an era of increasing prosperity
due to the benefits brought by the Industrial Revolution . In addition , imperialism
swept up the resources of colonial areas ( leaving the poor there also a little less
...
For most Europeans the nineteenth century was an era of increasing prosperity
due to the benefits brought by the Industrial Revolution . In addition , imperialism
swept up the resources of colonial areas ( leaving the poor there also a little less
...
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It was to be left for the next century to make the discovery that the true way to
create a market is to invest the capital surplus in higher wagesthough it may be
doubted if even yet we have taken the lesson sufficiently to heart . At any rate ,
though ...
It was to be left for the next century to make the discovery that the true way to
create a market is to invest the capital surplus in higher wagesthough it may be
doubted if even yet we have taken the lesson sufficiently to heart . At any rate ,
though ...
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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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