Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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had seen that their only protection against the patricians lay in having the laws
written . ... but upon the duties of the head of the family to society ; that is , the
state was supreme and the laws intended to protect the individual took second
place .
had seen that their only protection against the patricians lay in having the laws
written . ... but upon the duties of the head of the family to society ; that is , the
state was supreme and the laws intended to protect the individual took second
place .
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servative minority by throwing the mantle of the Supreme Court over policies
designed to protect property and the rights of capital . The doctrine of judicial
supremacy rests on the theory that judges are not only learned in the law but are
...
servative minority by throwing the mantle of the Supreme Court over policies
designed to protect property and the rights of capital . The doctrine of judicial
supremacy rests on the theory that judges are not only learned in the law but are
...
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Moral clichés were now furnished to protect capital , and religious leaders and
educators preached against labor unions ... As in England , the Common Law
and natural rights gathered to the protection of property , and Hamilton would
have ...
Moral clichés were now furnished to protect capital , and religious leaders and
educators preached against labor unions ... As in England , the Common Law
and natural rights gathered to the protection of property , and Hamilton would
have ...
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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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