Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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Naturally Plato's Republic has never been literally put into effect . At this time
Syracuse in Sicily was the greatest city in the Greek world and it had been
welded by Dionysius , its realistic and tyrannical ruler , into a potent weapon with
which to ...
Naturally Plato's Republic has never been literally put into effect . At this time
Syracuse in Sicily was the greatest city in the Greek world and it had been
welded by Dionysius , its realistic and tyrannical ruler , into a potent weapon with
which to ...
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All of these factors united to build up a loyalty to what was in effect a state within a
state . No wonder the Empire of Rome was alarmed ! It was against all Nature - a
rebellion of the field mice against the owls . Christianity's success was so great ...
All of these factors united to build up a loyalty to what was in effect a state within a
state . No wonder the Empire of Rome was alarmed ! It was against all Nature - a
rebellion of the field mice against the owls . Christianity's success was so great ...
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Laissez - faire was put into effect under the leadership of the Utilitarians , so
called because they judged the goodness of moral or legislative acts by their
utility - by which they meant their tendency to promote the greatest good of the
greatest ...
Laissez - faire was put into effect under the leadership of the Utilitarians , so
called because they judged the goodness of moral or legislative acts by their
utility - by which they meant their tendency to promote the greatest good of the
greatest ...
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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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