Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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... worked for the abolition of slavery , for prison reform , educational reform ,
factory and child welfare legislation , for reform of the penal code , for temperance
, for amelioration of the cruel game laws , and abolishment of flogging in the navy
.
... worked for the abolition of slavery , for prison reform , educational reform ,
factory and child welfare legislation , for reform of the penal code , for temperance
, for amelioration of the cruel game laws , and abolishment of flogging in the navy
.
第 150 頁
The politicians who joined up to get revenge on the old parties and grab off the
reform vote for their own profit were not as easily deceived . Doubtless it was to
them that Roscoe Conkling referred in his remark that when Samuel Johnson ...
The politicians who joined up to get revenge on the old parties and grab off the
reform vote for their own profit were not as easily deceived . Doubtless it was to
them that Roscoe Conkling referred in his remark that when Samuel Johnson ...
第 159 頁
No American economic reform movement has ever succeeded in selling the
public a clear - cut solution of a basic problem ( with the possible exception of
abolition ) , simply because it was easier to evade the issue by bestowing further
...
No American economic reform movement has ever succeeded in selling the
public a clear - cut solution of a basic problem ( with the possible exception of
abolition ) , simply because it was easier to evade the issue by bestowing further
...
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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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