A Disquisition on Government, and Selections from the DiscourseBobbs-Merrill, 1953 - 104 страница |
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... resistance . Such an organism , then , as will furnish the means by which resistance may be systematically and peaceably made on the part of the ruled to oppression and abuse of power on the part of the rulers is the first and ...
... resistance . Such an organism , then , as will furnish the means by which resistance may be systematically and peaceably made on the part of the ruled to oppression and abuse of power on the part of the rulers is the first and ...
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... resistance to the natural tendency of each to come into conflict with the others ; and without this there can be no constitution . It is this negative power - the power of preventing or arresting the action of the government , be it ...
... resistance to the natural tendency of each to come into conflict with the others ; and without this there can be no constitution . It is this negative power - the power of preventing or arresting the action of the government , be it ...
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... resistance , or , if otherwise , their resistance must almost necessarily terminate in defeat or in 62 CALHOUN.
... resistance , or , if otherwise , their resistance must almost necessarily terminate in defeat or in 62 CALHOUN.
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