Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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That is why Hitler was able to weld together the Nazi Party from fascist and
communist elements . That is why Russia in bet occupied zones can safely
entrust high administrative and political offices to former fascists . The reason for
this easy ...
That is why Hitler was able to weld together the Nazi Party from fascist and
communist elements . That is why Russia in bet occupied zones can safely
entrust high administrative and political offices to former fascists . The reason for
this easy ...
第 118 頁
There were three : the party of the king , which upheld divine right ; that of the
great nobles , which wished to make a puppet of the ... let either of the other
parties interfere with their liberties , or , what was much the same thing , with
business .
There were three : the party of the king , which upheld divine right ; that of the
great nobles , which wished to make a puppet of the ... let either of the other
parties interfere with their liberties , or , what was much the same thing , with
business .
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The South thus helped to make itself an economic colony of the East ; for only by
the two - party system could the South have taken the grip of Eastern capital from
its windpipe . For a generation after the Civil War , politicians made a great ...
The South thus helped to make itself an economic colony of the East ; for only by
the two - party system could the South have taken the grip of Eastern capital from
its windpipe . For a generation after the Civil War , politicians made a great ...
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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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