Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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Upon the death of the tyrant , his son , Dionysius II , was persuaded by Dion , a
former student at the Academy , to invite Plato to give expert advice on the
reorganization of the government . Plato , then about sixty years of age , was
rapidly ...
Upon the death of the tyrant , his son , Dionysius II , was persuaded by Dion , a
former student at the Academy , to invite Plato to give expert advice on the
reorganization of the government . Plato , then about sixty years of age , was
rapidly ...
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He hath fought to enslave himself , to give power to men of riches , men of estates
, to make him a perpetual slave . ” Cromwell , the man of action and one of the
most typical of Englishmen , must have listened to such theorizing with some ...
He hath fought to enslave himself , to give power to men of riches , men of estates
, to make him a perpetual slave . ” Cromwell , the man of action and one of the
most typical of Englishmen , must have listened to such theorizing with some ...
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The Loco Focos , now , found in the Declaration of Independence a natural law
and in the Bible a " higher law ” which forbade slavery , proclaimed the laborer
worthy of his hire , and exhorted masters to give unto their servants that which
was ...
The Loco Focos , now , found in the Declaration of Independence a natural law
and in the Bible a " higher law ” which forbade slavery , proclaimed the laborer
worthy of his hire , and exhorted masters to give unto their servants that which
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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