Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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If one does not put out his foot to catch himself he will fall : just so , if we in a
democracy do not continually readjust our social balance we pass over to an
absolute . Constitutions and laws , be they never so perfect , are in themselves no
...
If one does not put out his foot to catch himself he will fall : just so , if we in a
democracy do not continually readjust our social balance we pass over to an
absolute . Constitutions and laws , be they never so perfect , are in themselves no
...
第 56 頁
For a few generations art became a part of daily living , and the cultured Greek
tried to mold himself and his material surroundings on its principles of beauty ,
proportion , and balance . The contributions of the Greeks to the democratic
process ...
For a few generations art became a part of daily living , and the cultured Greek
tried to mold himself and his material surroundings on its principles of beauty ,
proportion , and balance . The contributions of the Greeks to the democratic
process ...
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There are already signs that our balance of forces in the United States is in
serious danger . The growing demand of power blocs in labor , agriculture , and
business for monopolistic privileges is a threat not only to economic existence but
to ...
There are already signs that our balance of forces in the United States is in
serious danger . The growing demand of power blocs in labor , agriculture , and
business for monopolistic privileges is a threat not only to economic existence but
to ...
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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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