Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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He is a necessary curb on the liberal ( whose reforms are often hasty and half -
formulated ) and he is at his best in fighting ill - considered action and in
consolidating the gains the liberals have made . ( 3 ) Liberal : desires gradual
change by ...
He is a necessary curb on the liberal ( whose reforms are often hasty and half -
formulated ) and he is at his best in fighting ill - considered action and in
consolidating the gains the liberals have made . ( 3 ) Liberal : desires gradual
change by ...
第 14 頁
Thus it is possible for a liberal young man to become a conservative ( or almost
reactionary ) old man without having changed his opinions ; that is because
successive triumphs by new alliances of liberal interests push the dividing line
farther ...
Thus it is possible for a liberal young man to become a conservative ( or almost
reactionary ) old man without having changed his opinions ; that is because
successive triumphs by new alliances of liberal interests push the dividing line
farther ...
第 222 頁
The liberal democrat hesitates . It is the same choice between good and evil that
has confronted him a thousand times during the evolution of democracy . On the
one side is the status quo : moral virtue as accepted by society . On the other is ...
The liberal democrat hesitates . It is the same choice between good and evil that
has confronted him a thousand times during the evolution of democracy . On the
one side is the status quo : moral virtue as accepted by society . On the other is ...
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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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