Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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Our knowledge of the science of the ancients is not yet sufficient to enable us to
say whether it was developed solely by practical steps resulting from observation
and experience , or whether there was an attempt to work out a consistent and ...
Our knowledge of the science of the ancients is not yet sufficient to enable us to
say whether it was developed solely by practical steps resulting from observation
and experience , or whether there was an attempt to work out a consistent and ...
第 53 頁
Practical expediency took precedence over Utopia . The modern democrat can
take some comfort in Aristotle . However , he did make the inevitable Greek
observation that of course the one who excelled in a knowledge of wisdom and
justice ...
Practical expediency took precedence over Utopia . The modern democrat can
take some comfort in Aristotle . However , he did make the inevitable Greek
observation that of course the one who excelled in a knowledge of wisdom and
justice ...
第 157 頁
American willingness to experiment and discard the old seems sometimes to go
to dangerous extremes , but it made us a practical democracy long before 1832 ,
when England was struggling to pass the First Reform Bill to modify her ...
American willingness to experiment and discard the old seems sometimes to go
to dangerous extremes , but it made us a practical democracy long before 1832 ,
when England was struggling to pass the First Reform Bill to modify her ...
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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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