Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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It did not spring into existence full grown but was explored and molded for two
centuries , until in 1859 Darwin added the last fundamental concept by
suggesting a theory of the method by which biological evolution could have
advanced .
It did not spring into existence full grown but was explored and molded for two
centuries , until in 1859 Darwin added the last fundamental concept by
suggesting a theory of the method by which biological evolution could have
advanced .
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Second , was the balance of power , the method of balancing any strong state or
combination of states with a combination just as strong . The objective was to
stave off war by preserving an equilibrium which would make it unprofitable for ...
Second , was the balance of power , the method of balancing any strong state or
combination of states with a combination just as strong . The objective was to
stave off war by preserving an equilibrium which would make it unprofitable for ...
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Wars have been fought between powers which have not possessed the
democratic method of balanced advancement , or between democratic and
nondemocratic powers . May this not indicate that in their use of the democratic
method the ...
Wars have been fought between powers which have not possessed the
democratic method of balanced advancement , or between democratic and
nondemocratic powers . May this not indicate that in their use of the democratic
method the ...
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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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