Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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Roman law no longer expressed the changing and progressing will of an
evolving free society . As the emperors leaned more and more to the Asiatic idea
of the divinity of the ruler the law had become the expression of the will of the
emperor ...
Roman law no longer expressed the changing and progressing will of an
evolving free society . As the emperors leaned more and more to the Asiatic idea
of the divinity of the ruler the law had become the expression of the will of the
emperor ...
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On the other hand some were inclined to subject the divine - right ruler to a
concept of justice and beneficence which was expressed in the law . Here was
emerging a practical application of Aristotle's casual suggestion that the law be ...
On the other hand some were inclined to subject the divine - right ruler to a
concept of justice and beneficence which was expressed in the law . Here was
emerging a practical application of Aristotle's casual suggestion that the law be ...
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Let it be noted here that though Hegel may or may not have been the first to give
expression in philosophical terms to the belief that the equilibrium between social
forces was not static ( stationary ) but dynamic ( moving ) , the doctrine was ...
Let it be noted here that though Hegel may or may not have been the first to give
expression in philosophical terms to the belief that the equilibrium between social
forces was not static ( stationary ) but dynamic ( moving ) , the doctrine was ...
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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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