Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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I am , therefore , fully aware of the risks I run in trying to define the democratic
process ; but I believe that the present crisis makes it necessary for someone to
make the attempt . Democrats as well as totalitarians have the right to know what
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I am , therefore , fully aware of the risks I run in trying to define the democratic
process ; but I believe that the present crisis makes it necessary for someone to
make the attempt . Democrats as well as totalitarians have the right to know what
...
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A CREDO FOR DEMOCRACY I. DEFINITION I BELIEVE that democracy is a
positive political process for working toward liberty , equality , and fraternity , and
that , though it bears in itself the means of improvement , it can never lay claim to
...
A CREDO FOR DEMOCRACY I. DEFINITION I BELIEVE that democracy is a
positive political process for working toward liberty , equality , and fraternity , and
that , though it bears in itself the means of improvement , it can never lay claim to
...
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Now the hypocrite is not necessarily a monumental sinner , for it is the little
compromises between what we want to do and what we believe society thinks we
ought to do that compose the grease which keeps the differentials of human
relations ...
Now the hypocrite is not necessarily a monumental sinner , for it is the little
compromises between what we want to do and what we believe society thinks we
ought to do that compose the grease which keeps the differentials of human
relations ...
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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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